BSTR ends planned Cantor merger and will remain private

  • BSTR ended its planned merger with Cantor Equity Partners I, halting a roughly $4 billion listing.
  • Cantor said in August that BSTR owed the SPAC $15 million.
  • Liquid Network lost 4,000 BTC; attackers returned 3,400 BTC after claiming a white-hat action.

Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company, or BSTR Holdings, ended its planned merger with Cantor Equity Partners I, abandoning a proposed public listing valued at roughly $4 billion. The Bitcoin treasury firm associated with Adam Back will remain private while reassessing its strategy, and Cantor said in August that BSTR owed the SPAC $15 million. Bloomberg also reported setbacks at other Back-linked ventures: Exacore, a Blockstream Mining partner, faces disputes over mining-equipment contracts, electricity bills and construction payments, while Liquid Network lost 4,000 BTC in a security breach. Attackers described the incident as a white-hat disclosure and returned 3,400 BTC, leaving Bitcoin worth about $47 million unreturned.

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