Jack Mallers Drops a Bombshell: Bitcoin-Only Firm Hits Wall Street
Bitcoin die-hard and Strike founder Jack Mallers shook the crypto world by launching Twenty One Capital, a public Bitcoin treasury company backed by Tether and SoftBank. Mallers is changing the way businesses think about value by rejecting the dollar and measuring everything in Bitcoin. As the founder of Strike, Jack Mallers has a vault of more than 42,000 BTC and aims to go public.
A Bold New Mission: Bitcoin or Nothing
Twenty One Capital isn’t playing by Wall Street’s rules.
The company will use Bitcoin Per Share (BPS) and Bitcoin Return Rate (BRR) instead of traditional financial metrics. Mallers states their goal is to “hoard Bitcoin relentlessly.”
With billion-dollar investors and a Bitcoin-maxi mentality, Strike founder Jack Mallers’s firm might act as the model for a new generation of publicly traded businesses.
But at What Cost? Is Strike Being Sidelined?
As Mallers steers this ambitious new ship, questions loom over Strike’s future.
The payments app has seen massive growth, but critics wonder if Mallers’ attention will be divided. Can Strike continue disrupting global finance while its CEO is building an empire around Bitcoin treasuries?
The Global Shockwave: Bitcoin Maximalism Goes Corporate
The creation of Twenty One Capital is bigger than just one man or one company.
It shows that Bitcoin-only institutions are no longer fringe ideas — they’re becoming a real part of global finance.
As inflation eats away fiat currencies worldwide, companies betting everything on Bitcoin, including those led by innovative founders like Jack Mallers of Strike, could become the next financial titans.
Overall, Jack Mallers is placing all of his bets on Bitcoin.
Regardless of Mallers’ success or failure, his action is a marker that Bitcoin is now more than simply an investment; it is the foundation of a new business future.
And Twenty One Capital may just be the beginning.
