Twenty One Capital posts $413.5 million Q2 net loss as Bitcoin holdings revaluation drives more than 97%
Twenty One Capital posted a $413.5M Q2 net loss driven almost entirely by mark-to-market declines in its 43,514 BTC holdings, underscoring earnings volatility for public Bitcoin-treasury firms when valuations trade below underlying BTC (mNAV ~0.7x). Management's pivot toward operating businesses and potential Bitcoin lending aims to reduce reliance on BTC appreciation, highlighting a broader market repricing of pure treasury models versus direct BTC or spot ETF exposure.
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Twenty One Capital reported a $413.5 million second-quarter net loss, with more than 97% driven by changes in the value of its Bitcoin holdings. The company recorded a $401.5 million loss from changes in the value of its digital assets and held 43,514 Bitcoin valued at about $2.78 billion. It ranks as the second-largest publicly traded Bitcoin treasury company, while Japan-based Metaplanet holds 43,000 BTC and is closing in. Twenty One ended the quarter with $106.1 million in cash and about $484.5 million in convertible notes outstanding.