Twenty One, an asset management company backed by Cantor Fitzgerald, a veteran financial institution on Wall Street, and deeply involved by Bitcoin evangelist Jack Mallers, is ready to ring the bell of the New York Stock Exchange.
What does this mean? The doors of traditional finance are opening for BTC. Once Twenty One is listed, it could drive billions of dollars in institutional funds into the Bitcoin space — money from pension funds, hedge funds, and family offices that they didn't dare to touch cryptocurrencies in the past.
Looking back at history, every time a weighty institution enters the market, the market will usher in a wave of considerable gains. This was the case when Grayscale Trust opened for subscription, and it was the same when the Bitcoin ETF was passed. Now, another milestone event is on the horizon.
For long-term investors, it may be a good time to allocate BTC before the massive influx of institutional funds. After all, when Wall Street really takes action, the window period left for retail investors is often not too long.
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StakeTillRetire
· 5h ago
Wall Street is starting to play with Bitcoin, and this time it's really different
Institutional funds are coming? Retail investors' bottom-fishing time is running out...
Jack Mallers is making moves, it seems BTC has really gone ashore
Twenty One going public? Billions are flowing in, can this wave double?
Wait, I missed the Gray scale wave, can I make up for it this time?
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unrekt.eth
· 9h ago
Really, I watched Grayscale's wave go up, and this time Twenty One's listing feels like the same script again.
Wall Street is serious this time, retail investors really need to seize the window of opportunity, or they'll have to buy at high prices again.
Projects involved with Jack Mallers still seem promising for now; it all depends on how aggressively institutions move.
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DoomCanister
· 12-10 04:24
Another "big benefit", why is this routine so familiar every time...
But wait, is Cantor Fitzgerald really going to end up? That really has to be taken seriously, after all, Wall Street veterans still have two brushes.
It's just that... Can retail investors really copy to the end? The word window period sounds nice, but when institutional funds come, we are usually halfway through.
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GasWaster
· 12-10 03:46
Is Wall Street really going to All in BTC? But to be honest, this wave of retail investors is going to be harvested again
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 12-10 03:40
Damn, it is the argument that "the institution is about to take off"... It's true? Why am I still waiting for the grayscale wave?
No, Cantor's support does carry a bit of weight, but twenty one can really leverage billions... So sure
It has been matched a little longer, it depends on how it is smashed later, anyway, retail investors should be cut
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ForkPrince
· 12-10 03:39
Wall Street finally can't sit still, and this time it's true.
Another argument of "the window period is not long"... How many times have we heard this wave?
Those who get on the bus first always eat meat, and those who get on the car eat soup.
Jack Mallers is really fast in this wave, you have to keep an eye on it.
The entry of institutions into the market is historic, but how much can retail investors who slip in earn?
The listing of Twenty One is not the end, it is the beginning of a new story.
Wait, how hard is this endorsement of Cantor Fitzgerald?
Not to mention, the wallet has already moved.
Is this a signal that traditional finance is throwing in the towel?
History never repeats itself, but it always rhymes... Is BTC stable in this wave?
Can billions really come in? I still don't believe it.
It is both an institution and a window, and my ears are calloused.
Is Bitcoin really going to land this time?
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ProposalManiac
· 12-10 03:33
History is repeating itself, but this time the mechanics are designed more closely - the entry of traditional giants like Cantor is not accidental, but an inevitable balance of the game. The window period is indeed not long, but don't be swallowed up by FOMO.
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FUDwatcher
· 12-10 03:33
Wall Street is going to cut another wave, and I am too familiar with this routine
Wait, I thought so at that time in Grayscale, what was the result? Or was smashed by the main force
But then again, Twenty One is really different this time, Mallers has always been a little bit of a thing
The difference between the morning car and the evening car, I have to calculate this account
Retail investors are always the last takeover, can they outperform this time?
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FUD_Whisperer
· 12-10 03:22
Wait, Cantor Fitzgerald's endorsement must be reliable? Wall Street entry = the prelude to the blood loss of retail investors, brother
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DecentralizedElder
· 12-10 03:19
This wave of Wall Street operations... It looks comfortable, but can retail investors really eat meat?
The window period is easy to say, we have already been harvested when we pull the market.
Jack Mallers is really a guy who can rub the heat, but Twenty One does have something about it.
Institutions will rise when they enter? How do I remember that after Grayscale went public, it fell...
Billions of dollars sound cool, but it's a new trick to cut leeks.
Retail investors who follow the trend and enter the market, eight out of ten are routine, which is an iron rule.
To put it nicely, it is actually that Wall Street wants to use our money to wash the market.
Sitting and waiting for Twenty One to suddenly break out before it goes public, this routine has been seen a lot.
History will repeat itself, but who will be the successor this time?
Institutional funds are coming, BTC will rise... But I don't have that much ammunition in my hand.
Twenty One, an asset management company backed by Cantor Fitzgerald, a veteran financial institution on Wall Street, and deeply involved by Bitcoin evangelist Jack Mallers, is ready to ring the bell of the New York Stock Exchange.
What does this mean? The doors of traditional finance are opening for BTC. Once Twenty One is listed, it could drive billions of dollars in institutional funds into the Bitcoin space — money from pension funds, hedge funds, and family offices that they didn't dare to touch cryptocurrencies in the past.
Looking back at history, every time a weighty institution enters the market, the market will usher in a wave of considerable gains. This was the case when Grayscale Trust opened for subscription, and it was the same when the Bitcoin ETF was passed. Now, another milestone event is on the horizon.
For long-term investors, it may be a good time to allocate BTC before the massive influx of institutional funds. After all, when Wall Street really takes action, the window period left for retail investors is often not too long.