Texas-based financial technology company Twenty One Capital, led by CEO Jack Mallers, has received approval for its merger with Cantor Equity Partners (CEP). Following this decision, Twenty One Capital is set to announce its public listing on the Nasdaq market soon. The proposal, including the business merger and related matters, was approved by a majority vote at an extraordinary general meeting of CEP shareholders. After this approval, the company will file the relevant report with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Twenty One Capital is a bitcoin and cryptocurrency services provider, widely recognized for developing Jack Mallers’ bitcoin financial app, Strike. Earlier this year, the company secured initial investments from Tether and SoftBank, enabling it to purchase 42,000 bitcoins. This move will place the company among the largest publicly owned bitcoin holders and enhance its capacity to offer new financial services to its customers.
The company is expected to begin trading its Class A common shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker “XXI” on December 9, 2025. Following the listing, Twenty One Capital will end its quiet period and make significant announcements about its future plans.
This merger marks a significant milestone that will strengthen the company’s position in the growing cryptocurrency market and financial technology sector. Investors and market analysts view this development as a key step toward expanding Twenty One Capital’s influence in the global financial marketplace.
Source: bitcoinmagazine
