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Isn't Cantor part of CEP that just formed XXi w/ Jack Mallers? Are they shorting MSTR to get people to rotate into XXi for their 12/9 listing?
I know, the price action today in BTC really keeping me away from this one. Timing is everything. Imagine this debuted earlier the year. I think CEP hit near $70 shortly after the initial merger announcement PR. I’m only considering CEPT in $10s. Should be good for a pump at least once official news/trade date PR hits. Just like CEP yesterday.
How are folks feeling about CEP here ahead of the 12/9 XXI Capital trading debut ? I’m thinking buying some CEPT in the $10s not a terrible idea. They said the merger would happen as early as January.
[Twenty One Capital and Cantor Equity Partners Announce Expected Closing of Business Combination and NYSE Listing](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251203945488/en/Twenty-One-Capital-and-Cantor-Equity-Partners-Announce-Expected-Closing-of-Business-Combination-and-NYSE-Listing) \- CEP -> XXI on December 9, 2025 CEP stock $12.75 after hours, was $50 on May 1.
Bitcoin held in self custody MSTR CEP -> XXI
wow CEP dropped almost $25% today
Rule 473(b) / Section 8(a) allows registration statements to go effective automatically without SEC review after 20 calendar days if the statement does not include the "delaying amendment" language. BRR, CEP, Cartica all used this. Provision has always been there, but SPACs never used it because it increases Section 11 liability (SEC review and blessing is a strong defense if issuer sued for misleading statements in registration). But with federal shutdown, there is no alternative. Barring any stop order from SEC, USCT and ATMV statements should go effective this week as well. ATMV already has 8 revisions... I bought 1,000 BRR puts last week in anticipation of effectiveness over the weekend.
Hello guys, I have seen the BRR and CEP are holding their shareholder meetings for business combination on December 3rd, I wonder why I didn’t see the effectiveness order on the SEC website, can someone explain?
[Cantor Equity Partners, Inc. Schedules December 3, 2025 Shareholder Meeting to Vote For Business Combination with Twenty One Capital](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2070457/000121390025106812/ea0247795-09.htm) \- CEP
"The transaction has been unanimously approved by both companies’ boards of directors and is expected to close in the first half of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals." They will not close in January. Other Cantor SPAC CEP DA'd in April and still has not set vote date. SEC reviews on hold during shutdown.
CEP took a few days to run, this is a much more interesting deal.
I think SHOT could explode and then drop due to the treasury offering tomorrow. Could be looked at as a similar merger that CEP had with 21 Capital which resulted in an explosion
$CEP can finally get going here
CEP calls knowing full well I may be the mark. The win is just a lot bigger than the loss if everyone else is the mark.
Look at ASST: popped on S4 filing and today, popped 100% on merger approval. Will CEP follow the same pattern? We’ll see.
You’ve got a lot wrong here, and it shows you don’t really understand how SmallCap cleantech commercialization works. Let’s break it down: 1. Shell GameChanger It’s not “a 3-year program where everyone graduates.” Aduro entered in June 2022 under a 12-month, 6-stage program. Each stage had to be cleared to advance. Because they delivered, Shell extended it not once, but twice — to 36 months. Pending graduation this fall is the result of 3 years of Shell vetting and funding. Suggesting Shell burns 3 years of staff time and money for a “write-off” is naïve. 2. Vendors (Zeton & Siemens) Dismissing Zeton and Siemens as “just vendors” is disingenuous. Zeton builds modular pilots for majors worldwide — they don’t take on backyard science projects. Siemens integrating controls means the system is being built to industrial standards, not a lab bench toy. These aren’t endorsements, but they are validation that Aduro is building real, scalable tech. 3. Dilution Dilution isn’t a red flag, it’s how deep-tech funds progress. QuantumScape, your own example, diluted ~20% while burning billions with no traction. Aduro diluted ~40% but used it to deliver tangible milestones: R2 continuous runs, NGP build + commissioning, Siemens integration, and Shell GC & built out their CEP... One torched cash, the other bought real progress. 4. “Their product is their stock” Completely false. Their “product” is Hydrochemolytic™ technology, protected by 7 granted + 2 pending U.S. patents. The goal is licensing — not manufacturing widgets. Comparing it to a SaaS ERP app is apples to oranges. One can generate ARR in months, the other is tackling a $400B+ global recycling/energy problem that Shell and TotalEnergies themselves have failed to solve with pyrolysis. That's just one of the verticals as well, they have two others with massive TAM. 5. Institutions/VC Institutional ownership increased by ~432% in the last reporting period. Insiders still hold ~36%, which is extremely high for a microcap — that’s alignment, not a red flag, oddly enough you're focused on this and see it as a negative. Shell, TotalEnergies, GF, CleanFarms, Siemens, the other 5 unnamed billion dollar corporations in the CEP- these are strategic relationships that matter far more than a small VC cheque. Bottom line: Aduro didn’t “go public to fleece retail.” They went public to fund industrial technology that requires years of engineering and validation before revenue. That’s how every deep-tech cleantech company works. Writing it off as a pump and dump because you don’t understand the model isn’t analysis — it’s simplistic and short-sighted.
I’m bag holding as well. All the treasury companies are getting killed. CEP did a PIPE at $21 per share in June for 165 million. I figured $21 would be the floor. Tether has enough money that I figure they won’t need to dump on retail. But who knows. The chart looks brutal. I’m coping that shorts will press and this thing will finally pop !! Put premium is huge.
Same with all of their previous SPACs, CEP, CEPO, CEPT, CAEP, etc
No buddy that’s not true at all lmao. HOOD doesn’t own any bitcoin directly and they’re most def not the 3rd largest holder. The 3rd largest holder is CEP. HOOD is an exchange, any bitcoin they “own” is owned by clients. Your information is completely wrong
Agree on both aspects. A SPAC is a shell company and very common vector recently for Treasury’s going public. (CEP, CEPO) But I also can’t comprehend how a spac could have “already acquired”. Maybe a reference a PIPE? Or could RTAC purchase treasuries on its own? Probably worth keeping an eye on SEC filings and price action on Monday
/slow clap “by the time I was 26 I had been out of my parents’ home for five year, and lived in a foreign country besides” Well Katley most successful people I know live with their parents at 26 and beyond: Modernly, it takes the average college student 4 1/2 years for a bachelors and 5 1/2 for engineering. My family lives on the Main Line in Pennsylvania and at 18 I started undergrad at Bryn Mawr and graduated at 24; I graduated with a BS in ChemE with a 3.896 GPA making all A’s with only one B. I had also studied for 9 months for the LSAT. I graduated from undergrad with $140k in debt and only maintained such a low debt load because I lived at home and worked part time all through college as well as doing work-study. I was not accepted to a single top 14 (T14) law school because my LSAT was not high enough, so I moved across the country and went to Cal Poly where I received free tuition and dorm working on a masters in Chemical Engineering while I worked as an undergrad TA — I used this time to study for the LSAT. I took out less than $20k for my MS — but was now $160k in debt. I still was not able to crack the elusive T14, but I moved back in with my parents and attended Penn Law and because of my 1L GPA–I was finally able to transfer to gain admission to a T14 (NYU Law) at the end of my 1L year. If you don’t know anything about law–graduating from a T14 is pretty much required to get an associate offer in Big Law. Because of my GPA at NYU I was offered a summer associate position at a Big Law firm during the summer of both my 2L and 3L year. I was offered a job during OCI and was offered a job in Big Law before I graduated (provided that I pass NY Bar and Patent Bar.) I got my JD at 30 and had passed both the bar and patent bar easily (with patent thanks to my M.S.CEP) by the age of 31. I moved back in with my parents, while working as an associate in Big Law, but Big Law only pays $120k a year–by now I was at $260k in non-dischargeable student loan debt. So let me ask you this Katley–what would you do if you only made $120k a year, had a contract with big law to bill 2450 hours a year where rent in the city would be $2200 for a 5th floor walkup (how fun leaving for work at 5:30am and returning home at 11:30 pm 6 days a week and walking up 4 flights of stairs) I would have to cough up an extra $600 or so if I wanted a space big enough for both a desk and a bed. Or an extra $1000 if I wanted an elevator. Or I could go back and live with my parents like most associates that work big law/ finance. Why would I be worried about where to bring girls home? What girls? Girls from law school (who understand) or girls in banking? They all understand. Everyone lives at home. Katly at 26 there is no way that you: 1) have life all figured out 2) have a good career 3) are not living off of family money, and 4) live in a real city (LA or NYC.) I imagine that you can scrape by, live in flyover country, and work in some crap sub $100k a year job. I am on track to make junior partner in 8 years. When I receive my first $1mil partner bonus–that is when I will leave home. Once I am partner, I will only have to work 60 or so hours a week and should have a few hundred thousand saved up–and be debt
Really great and passionate guy who has been in the BTC space a long time, close connections with Tether execs which are majority owners of CEP. I think this will be a great long term hold
That's around $15/share of BTC at $120k/BTC. So I guess if you value the rest of "company" at $12 then you are about breakeven at the time of writing with CEP @ $27.
[Twenty One Expects to Add 5,800 Bitcoin Before Planned Listing, Increasing Holdings to At Least 43,500 BTC](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250729447172/en/Twenty-One-Expects-to-Add-5800-Bitcoin-Before-Planned-Listing-Increasing-Holdings-to-At-Least-43500-BTC) \- CEP "will make Twenty One the third-largest corporate Bitcoin treasury in the world, with its Bitcoin holdings a**cquired at a blended average cost of $87,280.37 per Bitcoin**. Upon Twenty One’s listing at closing of the business combination with CEP, each share of Twenty One is expected to represent **approximately 12,559 sats/share.****^(2)**" 1 Bitcoin equals 100,000,000 satoshis. So think that 12,559 Satoshis per share of CEP means that every approximately 8000 shares of CEP will "represent" 1 Bitcoin.
Plug definitely made a move but might be played out, i trimmed I actually like a few of these spacs especially the cantor ones CEP->XXI 21 capital btc treasury CEPO->BSTR blockstream btc treasury DYNX-> ETHM The Ethereum Machine eth treasury CCIR-> Kyivstar Ukraine telecom space
What stage of the merger process is CEP and 21 Capital currently in?
Yeah I'm not going to bother with CEPO even though the potential there is either it goes all CEP or it becomes CCCM part 2. I'll slow play their next larger ones. Cantor pretty good at finding big name targets
I’m waiting for 50+ CEP went to 50+
What’s DA? Also - what’s the difference mainly between CEP and CEPO? It sounds pretty similar to me
One difference in the CEP vs CEPO deals that may be a factor in the price differential: "[Tether has also agreed to purchase Bitcoin in an amount](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250423962305/en/Tether-SoftBank-Group-and-Jack-Mallers-Launch-Twenty-One-a-Bitcoin-native-Company-Through-a-Business-Combination-With-Cantor-Equity-Partners#:~:text=Tether%20has%20also%20agreed%20to%20purchase%20Bitcoin%20in%20an%20amount) equal to the aggregate amount of the convertible senior secured notes and equity PIPE offerings, less transaction expenses and certain other amounts, ***within 10 business days of the date hereof***, plus additional Bitcoin to the extent investors elect to exercise their Convertible Notes Option. **This Bitcoin will then be purchased by Twenty One upon closing using the proceeds of the PIPE offerings at a purchase price equal to the amount paid by Tether for such Bitcoin**." When the CEP deal was announced, Bitcoin was around $85k each, rising to about $95,000 ten days later. That is what Twenty One will pay for the PIPE bitcoin. CEP is buying Bitcoin ( at least the PIPE contribution ) for about $95,000 each. May be misreading, but it looks like the deal was priced when Bitcoin was $85k each; if that is correct, then each Bitcoin being contributed by Tether and Bitfinex will convert into 85,000/10 = 8500 shares of the post combination company. "[The transaction values Twenty One at a pro-forma enterprise value](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250423962305/en/Tether-SoftBank-Group-and-Jack-Mallers-Launch-Twenty-One-a-Bitcoin-native-Company-Through-a-Business-Combination-With-Cantor-Equity-Partners#:~:text=The%20transaction%20values%20Twenty%20One) of $3.6 billion, based on a Bitcoin spot price of $84,863.57 (a 10-day average CME CF BRRNY price) as of April 21, 2025." CEPO: "[5,021 Bitcoin in-kind PIPE](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250717734598/en/Bitcoin-Standard-Treasury-Company-to-go-Public-Through-Business-Combination-with-Cantor-Equity-Partners-I-Inc.#:~:text=5%2C021%20Bitcoin%20in%2Dkind%20PIPE) with commitments from long-time Bitcoin “OGs,” the first PIPE funded entirely though in-kind contributions from the Bitcoin community, priced at $10.00 per share 25,000 Bitcoin to be contributed by founding shareholders, advised by Blockstream Capital Partners (an investment manager led by Dr. Adam Back and other long-time Bitcoiners), priced at $10.00 per share" "[The number of Class A ordinary shares or Newco Interests](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2027708/000121390025064922/ea0249323-8k425_cantor1.htm#:~:text=The%20number%20of%20Class%20A%20ordinary%20shares) to be issued in exchange for Bitcoin will equal the U.S. dollar price of one Bitcoin as determined by the average of the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate - New York Variant **for the ten-day period ending two calendar days prior to the Closing Date**, multiplied by the number of Bitcoin contributed by such investor, and then divided by $10.00." CEPO will pay the average 10-day Bitcoin price just before the combination closes, which might be around the end of the year. By then, Bitcoin could be $150,000 each, especially if the government backing continues to pump crypto. If so, then each Bitcoin would convert into 150,000/10 = 15,000 shares of the post combination company.
Agree to an extent, but CEP was a very solid group of players and I am impressed with Adam Back/Blockstream being involved with CEPO. I think there could be a larger undercurrent of BTC treasury fatigue when considering all the incredibly shitty companies that have pivoted to BTC lately. Dont throw the baby out with the bathwater though
CEP is Cantor Equity Partners, Inc; $100 Million trust; IPO 8/14/2024; DA Announced with TwentyOne 4/13/2025; closed at $35.24 CEPO is Cantor Equity Partners I; $200 Million trust; IPO 1/08/2025; rumored deal with Adam Back 7/15/2025; closed at $15.24 CEPT is Cantor Equity Partners II; $240 Million trust; IPO 5/05/2025; searching; closed at $11.70 CAEP is Cantor Equity Partners III; $276 Million trust; IPO 6/27/2025; searching; closed at $10.95
I hope Cantor does things more like CEP and doesn’t pull a CCCM. Adam Back >> snake oil salesman Pomp
Don’t forget CEPO. Howard Lutnick’s son is the CEO & also has a very successful SPAC in CEP.
Considering this same team had their first SPAC (CEP) run up to $59.75 and is still holding strong at currently $34.61 at time of writing this. Y’all are just hurt on PEW. No one gives a damn about a guns. We are in a market where anything crypto related will run. Look at CRCL ipo. Only been out since early June and ran from $31 to $298.99 ATH. Sitting still at $210.43. Would highly reconsider if you’re doubting this one, especially when Howard Lutnick’s son is the CEO.
NBIS is still my biggest most profitable play this year but if this moves like CEP did this can be my new #1 https://archive.is/2025.07.15-195504/https://www.ft.com/content/a4a362a6-cc8b-4188-8658-75183a3d6f5f
CEP up next TTD for the win
Definitive Agreement. Basically when the SPAC announced which private company they are meeting with. For CLBR and CEP the DA was like April 22nd and you can see the jump in the charts. To me there is more value in a pre-DA space like RTAC, than there is currently with a post-DA, pre merger like CLBR
I’m in on RTAC as well. DA announcement is when you’re really going to see a pop, not during voting. CLBR is a Trump play and went from 10.80 to 17. CEP was a Crypto play and went from 10.30 to 50 on announcement. RTAC could be best of both worlds. Position: I own 3,000 commons
🔍 What’s Happening with CEP? - Who’s involved: - Tether (crypto company) - Pubco (likely a public-facing entity in the transaction) - SoftBank (well-known investor) - CEP (involved for “certain limited purposes”) - What was agreed: - On June 23, 2025, they signed a deal where Tether agreed to use roughly $147.5 million in proceeds from a PIPE investment to purchase Bitcoin. - A portion—$3.3 million—was held back, so the net amount for the Bitcoin purchase is $144.2 million. - What's next: - By July 3, 2025, Tether is supposed to complete this Bitcoin purchase. - Then, Pubco will buy those exact Bitcoin from Tether for the same net amount of $144.2 million once the PIPE funds are settled.
🔍 CEP + Twenty One Capital Merger: Summary --- 1. Key Developments - SPAC Merger: Cantor Equity Partners (CEP) to combine with Twenty One Capital (Pubco) and affiliate Twenty One Assets, LLC (announced April 22, 2025). - Capital Raised: - $486.5M through convertible PIPE notes - $200M equity PIPE in April (20M shares @ $10.00) - $165M equity PIPE in June (7.86M shares @ $21.00) - Tether Bitcoin Transaction: - Tether agreed to purchase $147.5M in Bitcoin - Must close by July 3, 2025 - Pubco to assume assets post-merger - Governance Revisions: - Sponsor (Cantor EP Holdings) modified forfeiture structure - SoftBank will receive Pubco stock post-completion under revised terms --- 2. Merger Timeline: July 3 Marks a Key Trigger - ✅ July 3, 2025 Deadline: Tether’s Bitcoin purchase must be finalized - 📄 Proxy Statement (DEFM14A): Filing anticipated in early July - Shareholder meeting typically follows 30 days after. --- 3. Strategic Implications - 🔄 Crypto Exposure: Pubco’s valuation and capital strategy are heavily tied to Bitcoin, introducing volatility risk - 📈 Strong Investor Appetite: PIPE pricing surge signals market optimism - 🤝 Sponsor Flexibility: Adjusted terms and SoftBank alignment reflect high commitment to successful execution --- 4. What to Watch - 🔔 SEC filing of Proxy Statement - 📆 Shareholder vote schedule - 📉 Bitcoin price swings — potential impact on valuation and funding --- 🚨 Bottom Line The merger is pacing toward a Q3 2025 close, with July 3 serving as a crucial financial milestone (not the final deal date).
Can anyone confirm that $CEP own part of $CRCL? Thats why $COIN just popped
Even names like CEP which are blatant pump and dump scams are crashing lmao
But it doesn’t matter. CEP is another doing the same thing right now. People fall for it every time.
they are also replacing UNH with CEP
Very interesting article from Yahoo Finance, which mentions deSPAC Trump Media ( DJT DJTWW ) and Cantor Equity Partners ( CEP ): [Michael Saylor’s bitcoin imitators are multiplying, from Trump to GameStop](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/michael-saylors-bitcoin-imitators-are-multiplying-from-trump-to-gamestop-080033275.html) **"I**n all, 80 companies have adopted the so-called “bitcoin standard” by holding bitcoin as part of their treasury reserves, according to Bernstein and data tracked by Coinkite. Many of them are issuing equity, leveraging debt, or a combination of both to fund their investments.**"** "Of the 80 firms that now hold bitcoin as part of their treasury reserves, at least 36 originated in sectors other than cryptocurrency, according to a Yahoo Finance review of company websites and filings. That includes companies involved in everything from coal production and auto insurance to video gaming and online retail." "Another Strategy follower, Nakamoto Holdings, wants to add another layer of complexity to the bitcoin treasury scheme when it officially launches in the third quarter through a reverse merger. The plan is to acquire and become a maker of more Strategy imitators. David Bailey, a crypto adviser to Trump and founder of BTC Inc., will run the company as CEO post-merger. He **said in an interview last month that Nakamoto is seeking to turn 25 separate public companies into Strategy imitators “within the year.**" Wonder if any deSPACs might end up as one of the "25 separate public companies" converted to Strategy imitators?
Cantor (CEP) is up nearly 400% in the last few months and 16% in the last week…I really need to just invest in every company associated with the 🥭admin and stop trying to be smart 
Why is CEP ripping? I can't find any news for today.
DJT and CEP before PSQH, NMAX, and BULL were after So who knows
Would *like* to see $30s like PSQH did, but after CEP doing $59 - who knows. Then you got unicorns like DJT and NMAX doing 175-265, but I’m sure by then I’d have 100 shares instead of 7900 lol
First time on WSB? Any stock that has any hype gets blasted by hundreds. CLBR, CEP, BULL, NMAX, etc. it’s not always bots lol
I’ve been holding - hoping we see it do what $PSQH did, looking for $30s - but hoping it pulls a $CEP and goes $50s.
CEP- Jack Mallers teams up with Tether and Masayoshi Son of SoftBank to create a MSTR-like company. This one has the most long term potential of the list in my opinion. ASST- Matt Cole CEO creates a BTC treasury company and will push other companies to add BTC to their balance sheet. Also possibility of acquiring other companies trading below book value and use a rollup strategy to then buy BTC NAKA- David Bailey CEO has close ties to Trump and starting a BTC treasury company with the additional goal of finding foreign companies that are undervalued to acquire and purchase BTC. CBTTF- Canadian company with several ex-Galaxy Digital players. They have been a small scale BTC mining company in recent years but issued a shareholder letter Sept 2024 explaining that isn’t the path forward for efficient accumulation of BTC/share and they want to list their stock on main US exchanges in order to raise capital to accumulate BTC
reason is that the merger date is getting closer; it has not yet been announced yet, but it has been hinted at. Target price would be around 30-50 as this is a SPAC and is going to have similar movement to other SPACs like CEP, and BULL. It could potentially even go higher like DJT did, due to the connections of the people backing it
When you read that CEP only has 2 employees....and you wonder if you should invest. lol
GME / MSTR / CEP 
DJT following Nutlicks advice. CEP raised 3 billion for btc stock $10-60. DJT raised 3 billion stock 20s - ?
Mining is a tough business and I think will face even more pressure in the future. Running a business of mining doesn’t always equate to accumulating more BTC. Also, if your mining costs are really so low why are you buying more BTC as opposed to investing in scaling the operation? Again, just a tough business that really takes a lot of time, money, and luck to work out just right. We’ve seen a new model hit the market with MSTR and financializing BTC accumulation directly and offering it to the market. This is much more attractive in my mind. MSTR is the king in this model but CEP is a new one with serious players involved. Honorable mentions to NAKA and ASST as well. Likely many more to come.
Where’s the SEC on CEP? Lmao, we truly live in the golden age of fraud
MSTR has a big problem…competition. Stockholders don’t care how much btc you have, they like the narrative and will insta dump your shit if ANY other stock has more potential upside (CEP and the others). Who cares if the mNav is 10x the holdings, this baby is running therefore they dump MSTR bags for it. It’s why MSTR is flat in addition to being shorted to compress the nav and arb btc. Long term MSTR will be the FTX of this cycle…big boom.
Anyone trading CEP? Is it stuck at 45.12?
no idea, its trading under CEP, maybe dont worry about US debt its all going to be bitcoin covered via 21 capital and softbank lolz
I've been saying for a while there's something suspicious about the timing of CEP going public through SPAC in January and their CEO was named Secretary of Commerce
MARA and CEP also deserve your dirt status
$CEP bearish Dump below $44 soon
Look at companies turning into bitcoin treasuries forget these money pits. Look at $CEP $FAAS $WER just bought this morning. Look it up
$CEP quick dump below $45 coming
$CEP is expected to turn into $XXI when Twenty One Capital accumulates 42000 BTC. They have 31500 BTC currently. This translates to $3.3B MC. $CEP is currently at a $600M MC. This is a huge arbitrage opportunity.
Might be better off with CEP
$CEP/XXI I’ll bang the table. Check this out MSTR
My BTC MSTR CEP port feeling good rn
I said it before and I’ll say it again BTC 7 getting ready to blast off next few months don’t miss the ride MTPLF(3350) MSTR SMLR MARA CEP(XXI) ASST CLSK 🤣🤣🤣
BTC 7 getting ready to blast off next few months don’t miss the ride MTPLF(3350) MSTR SMLR MARA CEP(XXI) ASST CLSK
I don’t think $CEP is as over valued as you might think. While $MARA has more $BTC on the balance sheet $CEP’s vision as executed by $XXI will be to grow the $BTC per share. You have a proven CEO in the space who frankly like it or not is one of the most respected BTC proponents. You have the number one stable coin issuer who no one can get investment access to owning a majority stake in $XXI (a company who made 17 billion in profit last year which was mostly a bear market). And they are building bitcoin financial products which honestly are the two I would trust most to build profitable businesses on BTC. While it’s overinflated at the moment it will eventually be way undervalued on a long term time horizon. The question is will that come crashing down before it goes up or not. Personally buying a little at a time and will invent more in dips but I think this is the best pure play Bitcoin company to invest in.
I was similarly surprised! I was also using CEP to gauge what continuation would look like for ASST and KDLY and hoooooooleeeeyyyyy cooooooooooowwww was I wrong 😰
CEP is the shell company for XXI which is going to be a main competitor of MSTR and GME and those BTC reserves are gonna grow fast
By Q4 we’re all gonna be mad about not buying CEP/XXI just wait
I stand corrected on a couple things. I see what you mean about them being separate spacs and I should have said CEP in the post not cept or cepo
No, CEP, CEPO, CEPT are all separate SPACs
Bitcoin 7 > mag 7 through 2025 MSTR MARA SMLR MTPLF CEP(XXI) ASST CLSK 🤣🤣🤣 Mstr to spy Mara to the Dow 😎 BTC 7 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐