Do you think Twenty One Capital can compete fairly with Strategy?
It has at least a potential. I assume it won't be a difficult thing for them to attract investors given that they have the backing of no less than Trump's secretary of Commerce's Cantor Fitzgerald, SoftBank, Tether. Also, all of them have billions and billions of available funds under their disposal.
But it will certainly take time for them to at least come close. Strategy has been doing its thing for a while already. It started much earlier. As a matter of fact, its Bitcoin holdings is now getting closer to BlackRock's. 21 Capital has yet to begin. Not to mention that Bitcoin is getting more and more expensive. Strategy's average purchase price is only around $68,459 per coin.
Could the BTC accumulation race push the BTC price to a new ATH by the end of 2025?
The race, among other factors. Don't disregard the retail market. But, indeed, the race is on among institutions, even countries, states, and central banks.
But with all of this, a new ATH is probably coming much earlier, within the first quarter most likely.
Does the emergence of Twenty One Capital make you want to hold BTC a little longer?
With or without 21 Capital, I'll be hodling. Even before MicroStrategy's strategy was born, I was already a hodler. The rise of Strategy, 21 Capital, Metaplanet, ANAP, and other companies adopting the Bitcoin strategy excites me more. They'll accelerate the value of my small Bitcoin holdings.
