Jack Mallers, co-founder and CEO of Twenty One, says the firm stands out as the most “pure play Bitcoin opportunity” in capital markets. Speaking on Bloomberg, Mallers explained how Twenty One aims to go far beyond just buying Bitcoin like Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy).
“Our goal is to be the ultimate vehicle for capital markets to participate in Bitcoin,” said Mallers. The company plans to grow its Bitcoin-per-share metric by raising capital, launching Bitcoin-native products, and building high-margin business lines—all rooted in Bitcoin.
Unlike ETFs, Mallers says investing in Twenty One means investing in a team focused on growing actual Bitcoin value per share. “If you put a dollar into us, it goes further than a dollar into an ETF,” he stated. He wants investors to view the firm as an operating business, not just a holding company.
On capital raising, Mallers emphasized using every tool available—from equity to fixed-income markets—to expand Bitcoin holdings.
Addressing the rise of stablecoins, Mallers made it clear that Bitcoin and stablecoins serve different purposes. “Bitcoin is a neutral, censorship-resistant public utility. No stablecoin can say that,” he added.
Mallers positioned Twenty One as uniquely committed to building on top of Bitcoin, not just holding it. “It’s in our name, our board, our leadership—we’re a Bitcoin business through and through,” he said.
The message is clear; Twenty One isn’t just investing in Bitcoin; it’s building the future of it.
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