Twenty One Capital INC

CEO Raphael Zagury outlines five focuses: finalizing corporate governance and controls; building or acquiring operating business units modeled on a Berkshire Hathaway–style structure; expanding capital markets capabilities; strengthening M&A expertise; and establishing a loan and credit business using Bitcoin as collateral. The board was expanded with two independent members: Paul Lalljie (chair of the audit committee) and Karl Olsoni. Zagury notes the stock is currently trading at a discount to the Bitcoin holdings and announces regular, at least quarterly, updates. Tether remains the controlling shareholder and strategic partner; related‑party transactions will be handled strictly and transparently. » More on de.investing.com

Twenty One Capital’s share hit a new 52-week low at $4.26, reducing market capitalization to about $1.57 billion, equal to a year-to-date loss of 83.99%. Over the past twelve months the company shows a loss of $4.42 per share and a weak financial-health score of 1.31. At the same time the company announced leadership changes: Paul S. Lalljie was appointed as an independent board member, references to Stellar Beacon (SoftBank) and prior governance agreements were removed, and Tether International took over SoftBank’s stake, after which SoftBank’s representative resigned. » More on de.investing.com

The board of directors of Twenty One Capital approved an amended certificate of formation and bylaws, which became effective upon filing in Texas and removed references to Stellar Beacon LLC (SoftBank) as well as a governance agreement dated December 8, 2025. The governance agreement with Tether Investments, SoftBank and iFinex was terminated. Tether International also acquired SoftBank’s stake in Twenty One Capital, after which SoftBank representatives left the board. The stock is trading at $7.79, with a market capitalization of around $2.7 billion; analysts consider the valuation to be rich on a fair-value basis. » More on de.investing.com