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Twenty One Capital Wins CEP Vote, Sets NYSE Debut for Dec. 9 Under 'XXI'

Shareholder approval clears a key step toward closing next week subject to SEC-filed conditions.

Overview

  • CEP shareholders approved the business combination on Dec. 4, advancing Twenty One Capital’s plan to go public.
  • The transaction is expected to close around Dec. 8, contingent on remaining closing conditions and related SEC filings, including the associated PIPE financing.
  • The merged company will retain the Twenty One Capital name and begin trading on the NYSE on Dec. 9 under the ticker XXI, with Jack Mallers as CEO.
  • Twenty One projects holdings of about 43,500 BTC, roughly $4 billion, positioning it among the largest corporate bitcoin treasuries after a contribution from Tether.
  • Tether and Bitfinex are majority owners of the firm, and Twenty One has outlined plans for a bitcoin-per-share metric and on-chain proof-of-reserves to let investors audit holdings in real time.