XXI Drops 25% After SPAC Merger
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Crypto firm Twenty One stock plunges 24% post Cantor Equity merger —why the share price is falling
Shares of Twenty One Capital dropped 24% in its trading debut after merging with Cantor Equity Partners. The combined company is now publicly listed as 'XXI' on NYSE, facing challenges amid a struggling crypto market and declining Bitcoin prices.
Jack Mallers’ Twenty One Capital Vows to Buy ‘As Much Bitcoin as Possible’ - Coin Surges
Bitcoin Magazine Jack Mallers’ Twenty One Capital Vows to Buy ‘As Much Bitcoin as Possible’ Twenty One Capital, the Bitcoin-native company co-founded by Jack Mallers, officially began trading on the New York Stock Exchange today under the ticker XXI, following a business combination with Cantor Equity Partners. The firm debuted with a BTC treasury of 43,514 BTC, valued at roughly $3.9 billion, immediately making it the world’s third-largest publ…
The company, backed by Tether and under the direction of Jack Mallers, is the last Bitcoin accumulator to be made public in the United States. In the middle of the broken debut, the shares fell by 25%. *** The company, led by Jack Mallers, is the last Bitcoin accumulator to be made public in the United States. Amid the broken debut on the New York Stock Exchange, the shares fell by 25%. Twenty One, backed by Tether, merged with a Cantor Fitzgera…
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