Tether Group & Bitfinex transfers 25,812 BTC to Jack Mallers’ Twenty-One Capital
Today, Tether Group and Bitfinex have transferred a combined 25,812.22 BTC to support their investment in Twes Ane Capital, a newly established Bitcoin local company designed to be publicized through its business portfolio with Cantor Equity Partners (NASDAQ:CEP).
Tether transferred 14,000 BTC to the address of Twenty-One Capital (XXI) and previously transferred 4,812.22 BTC to another address of 21 Capital as part of their investment in the company.
Bitfinex is parallel to send 7,000 BTC to 21 capital addresses, which is also part of its investment.
These Bitcoin transfers came in more than a month after Twenty-one Capital and CEP announced that it raised $585 million in additional funds at the end of the business combination. The salary increase is to have $385 million in convertible premium secured notes and $200 million in pipelines (private investment in public equity), with the expected earnings to be used for further Bitcoin purchases and general corporate purposes. Once finalized, the company is expected to launch with more than 42,000 BTC, positioning it as the world’s third largest Bitcoin Treasury ministry.
“The market needs reliable funds to measure value and effectively allocate capital,” said twenty-one Jack Mallers’ co-founder and CEO. “We think Bitcoin is the answer, and twenty-one is the way we bring the answer to the public market. Our mission is simple: to be the most successful company in Bitcoin, which was the most valuable financial opportunity at the time. We are not here to beat the market, we are here to build a new public stock, a public stock built from Bitcoin, to benefit Bitcoin, to build for Bitcoin.”
The announcement comes days after the Carriage announced a new Bitcoin-backed lending platform at the 2025 Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas. The system will offer interest rates of 9-13%, allowing customers to borrow between $100,000 and $1 billion using Bitcoin as collateral.
“All of these professional economists, like Bitcoin is risky and volatile,” Maral said. “No, no. It’s a grand 7-year volatility, and the orange in the middle is Bitcoin. Its risk and volatility are no longer volatile. It’s more volatile than Apple, but much less volatile than Tesla.”
“Life is short,” Jack said. “Go to travel, but with Bitcoin, you’ll just make a better choice.”
