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Securitize Stock Drops 16% After Weak Report, Tokenization Revenue Declines

Securitize's stock price fell sharply in pre-market trading, dropping approximately 16% after the tokenization platform reported quarterly revenue that missed Wall Street estimates. The company posted total Q2 revenue of $14.45 million, a decrease from the prior year and below the consensus forecast of $20.6 million. A key driver of the disappointment was a 12% year-over-year decline in revenue from its core tokenization services, which fell to $7.8 million. Despite this, Securitize reported a record $4.3 billion in average tokenized assets under management for the quarter, a 16% increase. The company's financials showed significant pressure, with a net loss widening to $21.7 million from $6.1 million a year earlier, and adjusted EBITDA turning from a profit to a $5.5 million loss. The report contrasted with broader growth in the tokenized real-world asset (RWA) sector, where the total value of distributed assets has reached approximately $38 billion.

cryptonews.ru2 days ago 12:13

Securitize Stock Drops 16% After Weak Report, Tokenization Revenue Declines

cryptonews.ru2 days ago 12:13

Fidelity Bets on ETH Staking Dividends, Small Ethereum ETFs Face Survival Crisis

On August 12th, Fidelity announced plans to introduce staking and quarterly cash dividends to its Fidelity Ethereum Fund (FETH). According to amended filings, the fund can stake up to 100% of its Ethereum holdings, with Fidelity retaining 85% of gross staking rewards. After covering operational expenses, the remaining net rewards will be distributed to investors as cash dividends. Fidelity may also sell some ETH to fund these payouts. FETH, with approximately $1.34 billion in assets under management (AUM), ranks fourth among U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs. It follows leaders like BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust ETF ($7.21B AUM) and Grayscale's Ethereum Trust ETF ($3.46B AUM). This move aligns with a trend, as Grayscale and 21Shares have already added staking to their Ethereum products, while BlackRock launched a separate staked ETF. Currently, about 33% of Ethereum's supply is staked, yielding an annualized reward rate of roughly 2.6%. ETF net yields for investors are typically lower due to fees and the need to maintain liquidity buffers. For example, Grayscale's ETHE has a gross yield of 2.75% but a net yield of 2.11% after sponsor and custodian fees. Analysts estimate Fidelity's net yield for investors may fall between 1.5% and 2%. The introduction of staking rewards by major players like Fidelity is expected to intensify competition in the Ethereum ETF market, potentially drawing assets away from smaller funds that lack this feature. The market is already highly concentrated, with the top five Ethereum ETFs holding over 98% of the total AUM. This trend mirrors the Bitcoin ETF market, where smaller funds like Hashdex's DEFI have faced liquidation due to insufficient scale.

marsbit2 days ago 11:34

Fidelity Bets on ETH Staking Dividends, Small Ethereum ETFs Face Survival Crisis

marsbit2 days ago 11:34

Securitize falls 16% after earnings miss, tokenization revenue drops

Securitize shares fell 16% in premarket trading after the tokenization platform reported Q2 revenue of $14.4 million, missing Wall Street estimates of $20.6 million and marking a 5% year-over-year decline. Revenue from its core tokenization business dropped 12% to $7.8 million. The company, backed by BlackRock, posted a widened net loss of $21.7 million and a swing to negative adjusted EBITDA. Despite the financial miss, it reported record average tokenized assets under management of $4.3 billion, a 16% increase.

cointelegraph2 days ago 08:44

Securitize falls 16% after earnings miss, tokenization revenue drops

cointelegraph2 days ago 08:44

WEEX Copy Trading, Reimagined: Know Who You’re Following Before You Follow

WEEX has significantly upgraded its Copy Trading feature, moving beyond simple return rates to provide users with a comprehensive view of lead traders' strategies and risk profiles. The update introduces four new leaderboards (Trending, Best Performer, Top ROI, Stable Earner) to filter traders by different criteria. Each trader profile now displays descriptive trading style tags (e.g., asset focus, leverage tendency) and key risk metrics like Max Drawdown and Assets Under Management (AUM). Performance data can be viewed across multiple timeframes (7 to 180 days) for better consistency analysis. New "Daily Picks" and a simplified two-step onboarding flow make it easier for users to discover and start following traders. The goal is to empower users to make informed decisions based on a trader's full historical profile, not just headline profits.

TheNewsCrypto08/12 08:57

WEEX Copy Trading, Reimagined: Know Who You’re Following Before You Follow

TheNewsCrypto08/12 08:57

Grayscale's "Chainlink" ETF Shrinks to $72 Million Following 18% Decline in LINK Price

The Grayscale Chainlink Trust ETF (GLNK) held 10,030,901.11 $LINK tokens as of June 30, valued at $72.2 million, unchanged in token count but down in value from the previous quarter due to an 18% price drop. The quarterly report shows an unrealized loss of approximately $16.4 million for the trust. GLNK began trading on NYSE Arca in December 2025, converting a private trust into a publicly traded ETF following streamlined SEC listing rules established in September 2025. The launch was initially successful, attracting $41 million on its first day and reaching about $73 million in AUM by April. However, growth projections of $150-$600 million by mid-2026 have not materialized, with AUM stagnating around $72.2 million. This stagnation is attributed to the price decline of LINK, which erased new inflows, as the fund's value is solely tied to the token's price. Grayscale charges a 0.35% annual sponsor fee, a significant reduction from the previous 2.5% fee for the private trust. The report underscores the challenges faced by single-asset crypto funds in a volatile market, where performance is directly linked to the underlying asset's price movements.

cryptonews.ru08/08 15:22

Grayscale's "Chainlink" ETF Shrinks to $72 Million Following 18% Decline in LINK Price

cryptonews.ru08/08 15:22

What Signals Can Be Read from the Trading Data of India's Largest Asset Manager SBI's IPO?

India's largest asset manager, SBI Funds Management, successfully listed on July 21 with a nearly $10 billion IPO, attracting approximately 42 times subscription. However, the first-day closing price rose only about 6.3%, falling short of the 16% premium anticipated in the grey market. This signals robust demand for core Indian financial assets but also disciplined pricing, indicating the IPO market is selectively open for strong brands with clear growth narratives. The low reported underwriting fees, which led some global banks to reduce participation, highlight a shift in pricing power towards powerful issuers like SBI. Its strong brand, banking parent, and stable cash flows reduced reliance on traditional investment banking sales channels, with local brokers playing a larger role. This fee dynamic may not be replicable for weaker issuers. SBI's performance is seen as a key test for India's IPO pipeline, including potential future large listings like Reliance Jio and NSE. Its success with tempered gains sets a new price anchor: high-quality assets can launch, but excessive valuation premiums are constrained. The true measure of a sustained market reopening will be whether subsequent major offerings can proceed smoothly at reasonable valuations.

marsbit07/22 03:06

What Signals Can Be Read from the Trading Data of India's Largest Asset Manager SBI's IPO?

marsbit07/22 03:06

Litecoin ETF’s Slow Start Shows Altcoin Funds Still Face A Demand Test

The Canary Capital spot Litecoin ETF (LTCC) has had a slow start, with reported inflows of around $9.3 million since launch and assets under management at a lower level. This highlights the significant gap in institutional demand compared to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. While Litecoin has an established history, its more modest narrative around payments and longevity hasn't yet made it a must-own institutional product. The case demonstrates that regulatory approval alone does not guarantee strong investor allocation. For the broader altcoin ETF thesis, future products may see different demand, but Bitcoin and Ethereum are likely to remain the primary institutional channels for the foreseeable future.

bitcoinist06/19 02:32

Litecoin ETF’s Slow Start Shows Altcoin Funds Still Face A Demand Test

bitcoinist06/19 02:32

Bitcoin ETF Sees First Inflow in Three Weeks After Record $4.4 Billion Outflow Streak

US Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a record-breaking outflow streak, with a net withdrawal of $4.4 billion over 13 consecutive trading days from May 15 to June 3, more than doubling the previous record set in February 2025. This sell-off, led predominantly by BlackRock's IBIT, coincided with a Bitcoin price drop from above $80,000 to around $63,000, reducing total ETF assets under management from $104.3 billion to $82.8 billion. A potential turning point emerged on June 12, when the funds collectively recorded zero net outflows and a net inflow of $85.84 million. Geoff Kendrick of Standard Chartered cited this as one of three signals indicating Bitcoin may have reached a cycle bottom. While the single day's inflow is small relative to the preceding outflows, it marks a crucial shift in momentum. Analysts view the halt in sustained selling pressure as a key indicator, suggesting the recent downturn was a significant correction rather than a structural collapse for the ETF market.

marsbit06/15 05:28

Bitcoin ETF Sees First Inflow in Three Weeks After Record $4.4 Billion Outflow Streak

marsbit06/15 05:28

HYPE Spot ETF Continuously Accumulates 1% in 14 Days: Is the $75 New High Just the Starting Point?

Hyperliquid (HYPE) has surged to a new all-time high of $75 amid strong institutional and ETF-driven buying pressure. The article highlights several key bullish factors. First, the HYPE spot ETFs from 21Shares and Bitwise have seen 14 consecutive days of net inflows, totaling over $136 million and absorbing nearly 1% of HYPE's market cap—a faster initial pace than BTC or ETH ETFs. This ETF demand provides a solid price floor. Second, the protocol's own Assistance Fund (AF) mechanism, which uses 99% of fees to buy back and burn HYPE, has already removed over $1.1 billion worth of tokens, creating a dual support system alongside ETF inflows. This combined buying power is expected to counter potential selling pressure from upcoming team token unlocks. Institutionally, venture firm a16z is now considered one of the largest external holders of HYPE, with multiple addresses accumulating millions of tokens. Galaxy Digital is also actively buying. Analysts and firms like Bitwise and Grayscale are framing HYPE not as a mere meme coin but as a "second-generation" crypto with real value capture and infrastructure potential. Furthermore, Hyperliquid Strategies (PURR), a publicly traded company holding a large HYPE treasury, is set to join the Russell 3000 Index, potentially unlocking further passive investment flows. The ongoing feud between prominent backers like Arthur Hayes (pro-HYPE) and Kyle Samani (pro-SOL) underscores the intense market debate, with Hayes famously betting HYPE will outperform all top-ten crypto assets this year.

Odaily星球日报06/03 13:22

HYPE Spot ETF Continuously Accumulates 1% in 14 Days: Is the $75 New High Just the Starting Point?

Odaily星球日报06/03 13:22

When Top Crypto VCs Are Shrinking Across the Board, Why Has This Firm Grown by 150%?

In a declining crypto market where top venture capital firms like Paradigm, Pantera, a16z crypto, and Multicoin saw significant reductions in assets under management (AUM), Haun Ventures stood out with a 150% growth, increasing its AUM from $1 billion to $2.5 billion by 2025. Founded by Katie Haun, a former federal prosecutor and a16z crypto veteran, the firm combines regulatory insight with investment discipline. Initially investing heavily in NFTs during the 2022 hype, Haun Ventures quickly pivoted as the bubble burst, adopting a cautious approach with only six investments over the following 18 months. The firm balanced its portfolio between digital tokens and traditional equity, allocating about 30% to liquid tokens like Bitcoin and Ethereum, which contributed significantly to returns as Bitcoin’s price surged. By 2024, Haun Ventures shifted focus to B2B solutions in payments and developer infrastructure, leading over 56% of its investment rounds—the highest rate among top VCs. This strategy paid off with several high-multiple exits via acquisitions, such as Bridge (acquired at $1.1 billion from a $200 million valuation) and BVNK (acquired at $1.8 billion from a $750 million valuation). The firm’s success is attributed to its regulatory foresight, adaptive strategy, high-conviction lead investments, and emphasis on real-world utility and exit efficiency—making it a standout performer during the crypto downturn.

marsbit04/20 10:32

When Top Crypto VCs Are Shrinking Across the Board, Why Has This Firm Grown by 150%?

marsbit04/20 10:32

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