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Sign InIn a move reflecting growing tensions over institutional Bitcoin treasury strategies, Jack Mallers has stepped down as CEO of Twenty One (XXI). According to reports, the resignation follows months of public friction where Mallers questioned MicroStrategy and Michael Saylor’s approach to digital credit yields. Twenty One is a specialized Bitcoin treasury firm that operates with significant backing from Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin.
The departure highlights strategic divisions within the crypto sector, particularly after Mallers publicly challenged the mNAV math utilized by MicroStrategy. Per market data, MicroStrategy shares (0A7O.L) stood at $90.69 at the close of July 17, 2026. This leadership change underscores a period of internal reassessment for firms that prioritize digital assets as a core component of their corporate balance sheets.
The instrument 0A7O.L was priced at $90.69 at the close of July 17, 2026, maintaining a steady level amid the corporate news. Investors are now looking for further clarity regarding Twenty One's future direction and Mallers' next move. On the economic calendar, market participants are monitoring the Eurozone Industrial Production and US Producer Price Index (PPI) data on July 15 for broader signals on risk sentiment affecting the digital asset ecosystem.