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I would put my money on mallers for being a better at accumulator of sats than anyone else He is coming for saylor
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Super Fresh 8 months ago
Would be pretty cool if they were already the first to tokenize their shares. It's open up investing to everyone, 24/7 and wouldn't that be a thing to behold.
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TUMSIRI 8 months ago
May goals "Twenty One for 42000BTC" be achieved soon. 🤙🏻🫡
“At the closing of the Business Combination, Twenty One will be majority-owned by Tether, co-founder of Twenty One and the world’s largest stablecoin issuer…” Just really weird seeing Jack do business with Tether given his staunch stance of being Bitcoin only. Something about all of this just seems not right.
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nobody 8 months ago
Sold out to ((them)) sad
“Twenty One is built to accumulate Bitcoin and grow ownership per share, not just track it. As part of its launch, Twenty One will introduce two key performance metrics, to reflect its Bitcoin-denominated capital structure and Bitcoin-focused mindset. Bitcoin Per Share (BPS): Amount of Bitcoin each fully-diluted share represents, reflecting shareholder ownership in Bitcoin rather than fiat earnings per share Bitcoin Return Rate (BRR): Rate at which BPS grows over time, denominating the company’s performance in Bitcoin” Rebranding Saylor’s BTC Yield and BTC Gain lol
They have a more complex capital structure, but the website has a SHARES tab with the breakdown of all their shares and their bitcoin holdings. They even add up the total for the assumed diluted shares outstanding. If people can’t figure out how to get from A to B from there then they probably shouldn’t be investing.
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Deleted Account 8 months ago
Competition happens at the bottom. Collaboration happens at the top.📈🚀
Markets need reliable money to measure value and allocate capital efficiently, so this “Twenty One - Capital Company, a pioneer Bitcoin-native Financial Solutions. 🤔 Congrats @jack mallers ✨will see 42,000 movement to entire bitcoin ecosystem. View quoted note →
The BTC Yield, a KPI measuring the percentage growth in MSTR’s Bitcoin per share (relative to assumed diluted shares outstanding), comes from its $42 billion capital raise strategy (the 21/21 Plan) announced in Q3 2024. This plan includes $21 billion in at the market share issuance and $21 billion in convertible bonds over three years. MSTR uses this capital primarily to buy Bitcoin, increasing BTC per share by acquiring Bitcoin faster than it issues shares. This is a bit simplified, but it covers the general strategy Saylor is deploying to grow the company’s Bitcoin holdings.