Jack Mallers, the founder and CEO of Twenty One Capital, recently emphasized Bitcoin’s immense growth potential, envisioning it as a $200 trillion asset.
Twenty One Capital made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on December 9th, boasting a Bitcoin treasury valued at $3.9 billion—ranking as the third-largest BTC reserve among publicly traded companies.
During an appearance on theCUBE+NYSE Wired show shortly after ringing the opening bell at NYSE, Mallers shared insights about Bitcoin’s expansion prospects and how Twenty One Capital’s approach differs from other firms focused solely on BTC accumulation.
The Exponential Growth of Bitcoin
Mallers highlighted that Bitcoin has demonstrated remarkable rapid growth characteristics. Over the past five to ten years, it has compounded investors’ portfolios by approximately 50% annually.
Looking ahead, he projected that while Bitcoin currently represents roughly a $2 trillion market cap, it could potentially scale up to between $20 trillion and an astonishing $200 trillion ecosystem in coming years.
This forecast is grounded in his belief that Bitcoin will emerge as the world’s next global reserve asset. He explained that global finance must “recollateralize itself against something,” and traditional government bonds or treasuries no longer seem viable candidates for this role.
To put this into perspective: if Bitcoin reaches a valuation of $200 trillion with around 20 million coins circulating at that time, each BTC token would be worth approximately $10 million—a staggering increase from today’s price near $92,270 per coin representing over a 10,000% surge.
Mallers’ bullish vision aligns with other prominent figures in crypto such as Chainlink creator Sergey Nazarov and JAN3 CEO Samson Mow who have also predicted similar astronomical valuations for BTC in future markets.
The Urgent Demand for Innovative Bitcoin Financial Solutions
Despite these optimistic projections regarding value appreciation, Mallers expressed surprise over the lack of foundational financial services tailored specifically for Bitcoin holders. Investors seek ways to unlock liquidity without having to sell their assets—but currently no effective products address this need adequately.
This gap is precisely what Twenty One Capital aims to bridge. The company plans to develop new offerings within financial services starting with credit lending solutions designed around BTC holdings. Collaborating closely with Tether brings additional expertise poised to accelerate product launches “sooner rather than later.”
Mallers clarified that unlike some firms merely focused on accumulating bitcoins passively (“mini-Strategy”), Twenty One Capital intends to operate more like Coinbase but with an intensified emphasis exclusively on building robust bitcoin-related services tailored for users worldwide.
Jack Mallers, the founder and CEO of Twenty One Capital, recently emphasized Bitcoin’s immense growth potential, envisioning it as a $200 trillion asset.
Twenty One Capital made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on December 9th, boasting a Bitcoin treasury valued at $3.9 billion—ranking as the third-largest BTC reserve among publicly traded companies.
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