TechFlow, April 26 — Jack Mallers published an investor letter on X, clarifying that although he has taken the role of CEO at bitcoin asset management firm Twenty One Capital, it will not affect his commitment to the payments company Strike. He emphasized that the two companies have distinct missions: Strike focuses on promoting global bitcoin payments, while Twenty One Capital develops native bitcoin financial instruments to provide investors with more efficient bitcoin investment channels. Mallers disclosed Strike’s performance data for the first time, revealing that in 2024 it processed over $6 billion in transaction volume, a 600% year-on-year increase, with gross margins reaching 85%, and projecting "eight-to-nine-digit" net profits by 2025. Twenty One Capital has received support from Tether, SoftBank, and Cantor Fitzgerald, with its initial bitcoin holdings accounting for approximately 0.2% of the global circulating supply, ranking it among the top five publicly listed companies by bitcoin holdings.
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