Twenty One Capital Receives NYSE American Delisting Notice
Twenty One Capital, Inc. notified investors that the NYSE American has determined the company is no longer in compliance with continued listing standards. The delisting notice starts a 18-month cure period during which the company must regain compliance or face formal removal from the exchange.
cointelegraph.comTwenty One Capital, Inc. (XXI) filed an 8-K with the SEC on June 1, 2026, disclosing that it received a notice of noncompliance from the NYSE American under Item 3.01.
The filing states that the exchange notified the company it no longer satisfies a listing rule required for continued listing. Per the 8-K, the company now has a prescribed cure period to regain compliance before the exchange will consider suspending trading and initiating delisting procedures.
The notice directly affects Twenty One Capital, a publicly traded company with ticker XXI and CIK 0002070457. No share count, market capitalization or number of shareholders is disclosed in the filing.
Operationally the company moves from presumed compliance to formal noncompliance status. Trading on the NYSE American can continue during the cure period, but the company must submit a plan or take corrective actions specified by the exchange to restore compliance. Failure to cure within the allotted timeframe triggers a delisting determination by the exchange.
Downstream, the company must monitor and meet any additional NYSE American requests for information or remediation plans. A successful cure would allow continued listing; an unsuccessful outcome would require the company to pursue an appeal, seek quotation on an over-the-counter market, or prepare for removal from the exchange.
The filing itself constitutes the initial public disclosure required by SEC rules once the company receives such a notice.
This marks the first public delisting notice for Twenty One Capital since its listing. The Form 8-K is the primary SEC record triggering any subsequent disclosures if the company’s compliance status changes again.
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