Jack Mallers Steps Down as Twenty One CEO
Jack Mallers stepped down as CEO of Twenty One to focus on his Bitcoin company, Strike. The announcement surprised many in the crypto community, with some questioning Twenty One's unclear purpose over a year after its founding. Mallers had hinted at the topic during an interview at BTC Prague.
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@APompliano
I have no information other than what is public, but my initial reaction from @jackmallers stepping down as CEO of $XXI is that this will end up being good for @Strike and XXI. I am the one of the largest shareholders of Strike and I am a big fan of @paoloardoino and the team at
@gazza_jenks
I won't lie, this one caught me by surprise. @twentyone was one of the topics @jackmallers and I couldn't really go into during our recent interview at @BTCPrague. This is a big announcement, Twenty One was supposed to be one of the big competitors to @Saylor & @Strategy.
@thepowerfulHRV
It seems many people only bought $XXI because of @jackmallers, but now he is gone. More than a year after its founding, it's still unclear what the company actually does. https://t.co/7uRERNjleZ
@gazza_jenks
TODAY ON THE STARTING BLOCK: Block Briefing will dive into @jackmallers announcing he's stepping down as CEO of Twenty One. Then we've got @bitget CEO @GracyBitget in the Hot Seat! Join us now on @TheBlockCo: https://t.co/bU2aasYgp0
@BSCNews
Jack Mallers (@jackmallers) just stepped down as the CEO of Twenty One to focus on his own $BTC company @Strike. https://t.co/NE40wsj0R2