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🔥🚀BUCKLE UP🔥🚀 #BTC $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) BITCOIN DRIVES A WAVE OF CRYPTO MERGERS FOLLOWING TRUMP'S RETURN Twenty One Capital Drives New Crypto Mergers Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a new surge in corporate deals following Donald Trump's return to the presidency. The adoption of more favorable regulations in the U.S. has sparked a strong wave of mergers and acquisitions in the sector. This week, Twenty One Capital debuted, a Bitcoin company planning to go public through a merger valued at $3.6 billion. The special acquisition vehicle is led by Brandon Lutnick, son of Howard Lutnick, Trump's Secretary of Commerce. Quantfury Backed by Tether and SoftBank Group (9984), Twenty One aims to accumulate billions in Bitcoin, replicating the speculative model of MicroStrategy (MSTR), known for using debt to buy more cryptocurrencies. Galaxy Digital plans a direct listing on Nasdaq after receiving SEC approval. It is currently trading in Toronto and expects to strengthen its presence in the U.S. with this strategic move. Surge in Dealmaking and Growth Prospects According to Architect Partners, 88 crypto deals have been recorded for a total of $8.2 billion in 2025, nearly tripling the value of all transactions in 2024. Trump's return has favored this trend, thanks to the appointment of sector-friendly regulators and the legislative push for a crypto regulatory framework in the U.S. Twenty One Capital Bets on the Bitcoin Treasury Model Twenty One Capital plans to start operations with $4 billion in Bitcoin provided by Tether and Bitfinex. Additionally, it is raising $585 million more to expand its balance sheet, following MicroStrategy's strategy. The bet reflects the growing confidence that Bitcoin will continue to appreciate, consolidating as a strategic asset in the new regulatory era driven by Trump.
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BITCOIN DRIVES A WAVE OF CRYPTO MERGERS FOLLOWING TRUMP'S RETURN

Twenty One Capital Drives New Crypto Mergers
Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing a new surge in corporate deals following Donald Trump's return to the presidency. The adoption of more favorable regulations in the U.S. has sparked a strong wave of mergers and acquisitions in the sector.

This week, Twenty One Capital debuted, a Bitcoin company planning to go public through a merger valued at $3.6 billion. The special acquisition vehicle is led by Brandon Lutnick, son of Howard Lutnick, Trump's Secretary of Commerce.

Quantfury
Backed by Tether and SoftBank Group (9984), Twenty One aims to accumulate billions in Bitcoin, replicating the speculative model of MicroStrategy (MSTR), known for using debt to buy more cryptocurrencies.

Galaxy Digital plans a direct listing on Nasdaq after receiving SEC approval. It is currently trading in Toronto and expects to strengthen its presence in the U.S. with this strategic move.

Surge in Dealmaking and Growth Prospects
According to Architect Partners, 88 crypto deals have been recorded for a total of $8.2 billion in 2025, nearly tripling the value of all transactions in 2024.

Trump's return has favored this trend, thanks to the appointment of sector-friendly regulators and the legislative push for a crypto regulatory framework in the U.S.

Twenty One Capital Bets on the Bitcoin Treasury Model
Twenty One Capital plans to start operations with $4 billion in Bitcoin provided by Tether and Bitfinex. Additionally, it is raising $585 million more to expand its balance sheet, following MicroStrategy's strategy.

The bet reflects the growing confidence that Bitcoin will continue to appreciate, consolidating as a strategic asset in the new regulatory era driven by Trump.
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