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Twenty One Capital Secures Fresh Capital to Deepen Bitcoin Reserves

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The post Twenty One Capital Secures Fresh Capital to Deepen Bitcoin Reserves appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Twenty One Capital (NASDAQ: CEP), a Bitcoin treasury firm founded by Strike CEO Jack Mallers, has raised an additional $100 million through the sale of convertible notes, bringing its total capital raised to $685 million. The update was disclosed in an amended 8-K filing submitted on Thursday. The new funding follows previous…

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Twenty One Capital Secures Fresh Capital to Deepen Bitcoin Reserves

The update was disclosed in an amended 8-K filing submitted on Thursday.

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Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid

Tether-Backed Twenty One Capital Secures $100M Funding - Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid

Twenty One Capital raises $100M for Bitcoin treasury expansion, bolstering its market stance. The post Tether-Backed Twenty One Capital Secures $100M Funding appeared first on Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies Tabloid.

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Twenty One, Backed by Tether and Cantor, Already Raises $685 Million to Buy Additional Bitcoin

The new company focused on Bitcoin, Twenty One, supported by Tether and Cantor, raised its capital collection to accumulate Bitcoin. It was launched last month with 42,000 BTC, placing itself as the 3rd largest corporate holder. *** The new company focused on Bitcoin, Twenty One, raises its collection for Bitcoin purchases. It raised another USD $100 million raising its capital to USD $685 million. Backed by Tether, Cantor and SoftBank, Twenty O…

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