Nasdaq has received approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a pilot program for trading tokenized versions of select stocks and ETFs, marking a huge step in blending blockchain innovation with traditional financial infrastructure. The initiative displays a cautious but revolutionary flow closer to modernizing capital
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) from the United States sanctioned the pilot proposal of Nasdaq on March 18. The given proposal backs the trading of tokenized versions of stocks and other securities. In the start, Nasdaq filed its proposal in September that looked for allowing trades on high-volume stocks
Solmate Infrastructure, which operates as Nasdaq-listed Brera Holdings, has reinforced its commitment to the Solana ecosystem by announcing a plan to build a Solana hub in the UAE that aims to expand blockchain infrastructure and attract institutional participation in the region’s growing digital asset sector. As per the official release,
Nasdaq has planned to advance pan-European tokenized trading through a partnership with Boerse Stuttgart Group’s tokenized asset settlement platform Seturion. As the collaboration aims to connect Nasdaq’s European trading venues to Seturion that supports both private and public distributed ledger technology (DLT) and settlement using both traditional money or digital
Nasdaq has announced a partnership with cryptocurrency exchange Kraken and its parent company Payward to develop infrastructure for tokenized stocks and related equity products. The collaboration aims to enable publicly traded companies to issue and trade blockchain‑based versions of their shares while preserving legal rights and regulatory oversight. Under the
Core Scientific, a U.S.-basedbitcoin mining and digital infrastructure company, sold 1,900 Bitcoins in January worth around $175 million. The sale price implies an average of about $82,100 per Bitcoin, which is higher than the current market price of roughly $67k. The company now holds fewer than 1000 BTC, down from
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a rule that removes the special restriction on the options trading linked to Bitcoin ETFs on the Nasdaq Options Market. The decision was published under SEC Release No.34-104649 on January 21, 2026. How the New Rule Changes Bitcoin ETF Options Before
Canaan Inc., a Bitcoin mining hardware manufacturer listed on the Nasdaq, is facing renewed delisting risk after its shares fell below the exchange’s $1 minimum bid price requirement for the second time in less than a year. The warning adds pressure on the company as Bitcoin miners struggle with weaker
Bitwise has successfully set its foot into Sweden by listing seven physically supported crypto exchange-traded products on Nasdaq Stockholm, stretching regulated access to digital assets for local investors. On January 14, the firm publicised its listings on Nasdaq, naming the first ETP launch of Bitwise on the Stockholm exchange and
As crypto firms explore various ways to access public markets, a Kraken affiliate-linked special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), KRAKacquisition Corp, has taken its first step toward going public by filing a Form S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday. As per the official press release,
