Tether buys SoftBank’s stake in Bitcoin company Twenty One Capital

CoinTelegraph2h agoUpdated 1h ago
Tether buys SoftBank’s stake in Bitcoin company Twenty One Capital
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Tether acquired SoftBank's 26% stake in Bitcoin treasury company Twenty One Capital, expanding its control over the publicly traded Bitcoin holder. The move consolidates ownership as Twenty One Capital pivots beyond pure treasury operations into lending, mining, and capital markets services. XXI shares rose 4% on the news, though remain down 37% since December listing.

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