42,000 Bitcoin. A new chapter, but not a new direction.

Brandon Lutnick, President of Cantor Fitzgerald, together with Tether, SoftBank, and Bitfinex, has announced the launch of Twenty One Capital. The company is starting with over 42,000 bitcoin—making it the third-largest corporate bitcoin treasury in the world. CEO Jack Mallers, founder of Strike, is one of the most recognized advocates of Bitcoin globally and played a key role in El Salvador’s adoption of bitcoin as legal tender.

But this isn’t just about storing bitcoin. Twenty One Capital introduces a new standard: increasing Bitcoin Per Share (BPS). The goal is not to outperform the dollar—it’s to accumulate more bitcoin per share, and to track that with a second metric: Bitcoin Return Rate (BRR).

They’re not here to beat the fiat system. They’re opting out of it.

Bitcoin belongs to no one—and to everyone

Bitcoin doesn’t ask for permission. It doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t care if you’re a nation-state, a hedge fund, or a teenager with a smartphone. Everyone connects to the same network. There are no special rights, no backdoors, no authorities. Just cryptographic rules and open access.

This is the true power of Bitcoin.

Twenty One Capital is just one more sign of where the world is heading: Bitcoin as the new monetary standard. Digital gold. But this is not reserved for institutions. It’s not reserved for early adopters. Bitcoin is for everyone—every person, every family, every community. You can open a wallet, send and receive funds, and no one can stop you.

No paperwork. No lines. No approvals. Just freedom.

Hold your own keys

If you decide to buy bitcoin, learn how to hold it yourself. Don’t outsource your freedom. Don’t let others control what belongs to you. Owning bitcoin only means something if you actually hold your keys and understand what that means.