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Twenty One Capital, Inc.

Twenty One Capital, Inc. is engaged in Bitcoin-related business, including actively accumulating Bitcoin and managing its Bitcoin holdings. The company also develops educational materials and branded content to promote Bitcoin literacy among institutional and retail investors. It is based in Austin, Texas.

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Bitcoin Enters First-Ever Hash Rate Bear Market, Says Twenty One Capital CEO

Raphael Zagury, CEO of Twenty One Capital, delivered a keynote speech at Bitcoin Asia 2026 in Hong Kong on August 28, arguing that Bitcoin mining has entered the first-ever hash rate bear market. The company submitted the full text and materials of the speech to the U.S. SEC on August 31. According to the materials, the network hash rate peaked at 1275 EH/s on September 19, 2025, and is now in the high 900s EH/s, 22-24% lower, marking the longest period without a new high in the past decade. During China's mining ban in 2021, the hash rate plummeted from 180 EH/s to 86 EH/s in 51 days, but it took about nine months to reach a new high. Zagury noted that back then, machines simply had nowhere to go, whereas now mining is unprofitable. In the speech, he discussed three points: the benefits of competitor exit due to difficulty adjustments, the flexibility of mining as an electrical load, and the optionality in the AI and HPC sectors. He concluded that if prices recover first, "the gap between price and hash rate that has plagued miners for 15 years will, for the first time, work in reverse." Zagury is also the founder of mining company Elektron Energy, and Twenty One Capital, which holds 43,514 BTC, is considering a merger with that company.
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XXI stock plunges 18% after CEO Jack Mallers exits over strategic split

Shares of Twenty One Capital fell nearly 18% on July 21 after co-founder Jack Mallers resigned as CEO, citing a strategic disagreement with the board over the company's long-term direction. Mallers stepped down just months after Tether unveiled a plan to combine Twenty One Capital, Strike, and Elektron Energy into a single publicly traded Bitcoin company, a vision that is no longer moving forward. Bloomberg reported that Strike will remain independent while Twenty One and Elektron continue discussions. New CEO Raphael Zagury said the company will shift focus from simply accumulating Bitcoin to building an operating business with disciplined capital allocation. Twenty One remains the world's second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder with 43,514 BTC.
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Three-way crypto merger of Twenty One Capital, Strike, and Elektron Energy collapses

A proposed three-way merger of crypto firms Twenty One Capital, Strike, and Elektron Energy has been terminated, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday. Strike now intends to remain a standalone company, while merger talks continue between Twenty One Capital and Elektron Energy. Tether, the blockchain platform behind the USDT stablecoin, holds majority stakes in both Twenty One Capital and Elektron Energy. Earlier on Tuesday, Twenty One Capital announced that Jack Mallers, also CEO of Strike, is stepping down as its CEO to focus on Strike's growth, with Elektron Energy founder Raphael Zagury appointed as the new CEO. Shares of Twenty One Capital were down 2.06% at $5.21 in pre-market trading.
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