What? Cantor is the SPAC sponsor, that’s it. They helped us take Twenty One public, they are a bank. They’re not involved in Twenty One: no employment, no board seats, no say in the company.
They’ve been a great partner, but the actual straw man is you spinning Reddit-tier conspiracies without a clue about what you’re talking about. I’ve never met Howard. In fact, if you scroll down my timeline I was just criticizing the Trump campaign. One of the only Bitcoiners to do so.
You literally implied I’m running a scam, and now you’re lecturing me about ego for defending myself? Come on. Ridiculous
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The only people that would have a problem with how you have things structured are people that have never owned and or participated in business. This is how it is done “timekeeper.”
You should change your name to “scorekeeper.”
Jack = 1
Scorekeeper = 0
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Jack, I respect your Bitcoin conviction and expertise. My point: Cantor Fitzgerald isn’t just a SPAC sponsor—they’re deeply tied to Tether as its main custodian and a major equity holder, with big institutional incentives at play. Their goals may not align with Bitcoin’s ethos, so just stay sharp about who benefits from these partnerships.
Stay humble and stack sats.
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