Twenty One Posts $414M Q2 Loss, Spotlighting Bitcoin Treasury Volatility
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Twenty One Capital reported a $414M Q2 net loss, driven almost entirely by mark-to-market declines on its Bitcoin holdings (over 97% of losses). With 43,514 BTC and sizable convertible notes outstanding, results highlight earnings volatility and balance-sheet sensitivity inherent in the Bitcoin-treasury model. Metaplanet's near-parity holdings underscore intensifying competition among public BTC holders, keeping focus on funding, liquidity, and accounting impacts.
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Twenty One Capital reported a net loss of $413.5 million in the second quarter, with more than 97% of the deficit driven by changes in the value of its bitcoin holdings. The company recorded a $401.5 million loss from digital asset fair-value movements during the quarter. As of quarter-end, it held 43,514 bitcoins valued at about $2.78 billion, ranking as the second-largest publicly traded bitcoin treasury company. Japan's Metaplanet holds 43,000 bitcoins and is closing in on Twenty One's position. Twenty One ended the quarter with $106.1 million in cash and roughly $484.5 million in outstanding convertible notes.
