Cantor Equity Partners Inc Price

Core Business Framework Cantor Equity Partners is a typical SPAC that raises funds by issuing shares (raising $200 million in an IPO in January 2025), specifically looking for mergers with companies in the fields of cryptocurrency, fintech, or blockchain to achieve its listing goals. Its business model focuses on the following two directions: Mergers and Acquisitions of Cryptocurrency Asset Platforms: For example, in April 2025, a merger agreement was reached with the Bitcoin investment company Twenty One Capital, which plans to inject approximately $4 billion worth of Bitcoin reserves (about 42,000 BTC) through this SPAC, aiming to become the third largest publicly listed company holding Bitcoin globally. Building a Bitcoin Financial Ecosystem: In collaboration with Blockstream Capital founder Adam Back, plans to establish a Bitcoin Standard Financial Company (BSTR) through a SPAC merger, aiming to hold 30,021 BTC (valued at approximately $3.5 billion) and develop Bitcoin-based capital market products (such as convertible bonds and consulting services). Strategic Positioning of Cryptocurrency Business The company deeply binds traditional financial capital with cryptocurrency assets through a SPAC merger. For example, in the merger plan of Twenty One Capital, Tether (the issuer of USDT) will provide $1.5 billion in Bitcoin, while SoftBank and Bitfinex will inject $900 million and $600 million respectively, forming a closed loop of "Bitcoin reserves + capital operations."

Equity appreciation after SPAC merger The core profit of a SPAC comes from the premium of the stock price of the new company after the merger. For example, shareholders of Cantor Equity Partners will hold approximately 2.7% of the equity in Twenty One Capital after the merger. If the market value of the new company rises due to the appreciation of Bitcoin reserves (for instance, if the price of Bitcoin increases from $85,000 to $100,000), the value of the equity will increase correspondingly. Management fees and capital gains Management Fee: As a SPAC sponsor, Cantor Equity Partners can charge a management fee of a certain percentage of the merged company's assets (usually 1% - 2% of the asset size). For example, if Twenty One Capital holds 42,000 BTC (with a market value of approximately 4 billion dollars), the annual management fee income could reach 40 million - 80 million dollars. Capital gains: Profiting from the appreciation of Bitcoin reserves. For example, if a company purchases Bitcoin at a price of $85,000 and sells it when the price rises to $100,000, it can earn a profit of $15,000 per BTC, resulting in a total profit of $630 million from 42,000 BTC. Debt Financing and Leverage Effect The company raises funds by issuing convertible bonds (such as the $385 million convertible bonds issued in April 2025) to purchase Bitcoin, leveraging to amplify returns. For example, if the price of Bitcoin rises by 20%, after deducting bond interest, the net return can exceed 30%.

Connecting traditional capital with the cryptocurrency market The SPAC model provides traditional institutional investors with a compliant entry into the cryptocurrency market. For example, SoftBank indirectly holds Bitcoin through Cantor Equity Partners, avoiding the regulatory risks of direct purchases while being able to share in the long-term appreciation dividends of Bitcoin. Promoting the institutionalization and compliance of Bitcoin The company holds a large reserve of Bitcoin through mergers (such as 42,000 BTC from Twenty One Capital), sending a signal to the market that "Bitcoin is a trustworthy asset," indirectly encouraging more companies to include Bitcoin on their balance sheets. For example, Micro Strategy has a market value exceeding $100 billion due to holding 580,000 BTC, and the model of Cantor Equity Partners can be seen as a replication and upgrade of this trend. Create long-term value and shareholder returns The scarcity of Bitcoin (a total of 21 million coins) and its high volatility provide companies with a dual opportunity: Scarcity premium: As the circulation of Bitcoin approaches its limit, holding reserves can enjoy long-term appreciation; Short-term trading profits: Further enhance profits through swing trading (such as increasing holdings at price lows and reducing holdings at price highs).

Bitcoin ( BTC ) Cantor Equity Partners' cryptocurrency business revolves entirely around Bitcoin, with no direct involvement in other currencies (such as ETH, SOL). Its influence pathways include: Demand-side driven: Large-scale purchases of Bitcoin (such as the 42,000 BTC from Twenty One Capital) directly increase market buying pressure, pushing prices up in the short term. For example, if a merger plan involves a one-time purchase of 10,000 BTC (accounting for about 5% of daily trading volume), it could lead to a daily increase in Bitcoin prices of 3% - 5%. Market expectations guidance: As a target for the SPAC merger, the company's Bitcoin reserves are seen by the market as an "indicator of institutional confidence." If the merger is successful and the price of Bitcoin rises, it may attract more SPACs to follow suit, creating a positive feedback loop of "buying coins - stock price rising - more buying coins." Indirectly affecting the cryptocurrency industry ecosystem The company promotes the application of Bitcoin in payment, lending, and other scenarios by collaborating with institutions such as Tether and SoftBank. For example, Cantor Fitzgerald plans to launch a Bitcoin collateralized loan business (with a scale of $2 billion), which, if implemented, will enhance the liquidity and practicality of Bitcoin, indirectly benefiting its long-term value.