Twenty One Capital faces a compliance warning from the New York Stock Exchange and must appoint members to the independent audit committee by June 5

According to Protos, Bitcoin treasury company Twenty One Capital received formal notification from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) that it was deemed non-compliant due to insufficient independent directors on the audit committee and must complete rectification by June 5; otherwise, it will be marked as BC (below compliance standards) starting June 9.

Previously, Tether completed the acquisition of approximately 89.1 million Class A shares held by SoftBank and terminated the related governance agreement, resulting in the resignation of two directors appointed by SoftBank, one of whom was a member of the audit committee. This left the company with only one independent director on the audit committee during the transition period, which does not meet NYSE requirements. Twenty One Capital stated that it will appoint new independent audit committee members as soon as possible.