Twenty-One Capital CEO: Traditional Investors Prefer Investing in Bitcoin-Holding Companies Over ETFs
Foresight News reports that Jack Mallers, CEO and co-founder of Twenty-One Capital, stated in an interview with Fortune magazine that for traditional investors, betting on companies whose sole objective is to accumulate more Bitcoin is a better way to gain exposure to the BTC asset class. He added, "The difference between Twenty-One Capital and an ETF is that we are an operating company, so we were established to conduct Bitcoin business, with our core goal being to increase the value of Bitcoin per share. Our aim is to become the best way for capital markets to participate in the Bitcoin story."
Twenty-One is preparing to go public in the coming weeks, after the startup agreed to merge with Cantor Equity Partners. Cantor Equity Partners is a special purpose acquisition company initiated by Cantor Fitzgerald.
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