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Securitize Reports 841% Revenue Growth as It Moves Toward Public Listing

Securitize, a tokenization firm, has reported an 841% revenue growth, reaching $55.6 million in 2025 compared to $18.8 million in 2024. The company is moving toward a public listing through a merger with Cantor Equity Partners 2, pending approval, which would list it on Nasdaq under the ticker SECZ. Securitize provides blockchain infrastructure to tokenize traditional financial assets like U.S. Treasury Securities and private assets, improving efficiency and transparency. Major institutions such as JPMorgan and BlackRock are increasingly adopting tokenized assets, with industry forecasts predicting the tokenization market to reach $18.9 trillion by 2033. This growth highlights rising demand for regulated blockchain infrastructure despite a weak crypto market.

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Securitize Reports 841% Revenue Growth as It Moves Toward Public Listing

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Crypto Morning Report: Cryptocurrencies, U.S. Stocks, and Precious Metals Fall Across the Board; Trump to Announce New Fed Chair Tonight

Crypto, U.S. stocks, and precious metals experienced a broad decline. Bitcoin fell below $84,000, while Ethereum dropped under $2,800. Key U.S. economic data showed higher-than-expected initial jobless claims. Meanwhile, progress was reported in U.S. Senate negotiations to avoid a government shutdown. In regulatory news, the SEC Chair suggested it may be time to allow cryptocurrencies into 401(k) retirement accounts. Several major firms made significant moves: BitMine staked an additional 314,496 ETH, ALT5 Sigma approved a $100M stock buyback, and crypto custodian Copper is reportedly exploring an IPO with major banks involved. Talos, a crypto trading software provider, raised $45M with participation from Robinhood and a16z. Metaplanet announced plans to raise approximately $135M primarily to increase Bitcoin holdings, while OSL Group completed a $200M equity financing to expand its global stablecoin and payment services. The article also includes recommended reads covering topics such as criticism against Binance's CZ, Ledger's security issues ahead of its IPO, the 2026 wave of crypto company public listings, and an analysis of privacy in the age of AI featuring Zcash's founder.

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Crypto Morning Report: Cryptocurrencies, U.S. Stocks, and Precious Metals Fall Across the Board; Trump to Announce New Fed Chair Tonight

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Kalshi's Pre-IPO Stock Price Soars, Is It Still Time to Buy?

Kalshi, a leading US-regulated prediction market platform, has seen its pre-IPO stock price surge by 21.7% in the past 30 days, significantly outperforming major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH. The prediction market sector is experiencing explosive growth, with total trading volume exceeding $50 billion in 2025. Kalshi reported a record $23.8 billion in annual trading volume for 2025, a 12x year-over-year increase, and is projected to reach a monthly trading volume of $9.1 billion in January 2026. The platform's rapid growth has attracted significant capital, including a $1 billion funding round led by Paradigm, valuing the company at $11 billion. Pre-IPO share prices for Kalshi vary across platforms, ranging from $307 on Nasdaq Private Market to $450 on crypto-native marketplaces. The article analyzes whether investing in Kalshi's pre-IPO shares remains a viable opportunity given its meteoric rise and market dominance.

marsbitAyer 08:57

Kalshi's Pre-IPO Stock Price Soars, Is It Still Time to Buy?

marsbitAyer 08:57

Kalshi's Pre-Market Stock Price Surges, Is It Still Time to Buy?

Kalshi, a leading US-regulated prediction market platform, has seen its pre-IPO stock price surge by 21.7% in the past 30 days, significantly outperforming major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH. The prediction market sector is experiencing explosive growth, with total trading volume exceeding $50 billion in 2025. Kalshi reported a record $23.8 billion in annual trading volume for 2025, a 12x year-over-year increase, and is projected to reach a monthly trading volume of $9.1 billion in January 2026. Backed by major investors like Paradigm and Sequoia, Kalshi's valuation has soared to $11 billion. Pre-IPO share prices for Kalshi vary across platforms, ranging from $307 on Nasdaq Private Market to $450 on crypto-native platforms, reflecting high market interest. The article analyzes whether investing in Kalshi's pre-IPO market is still worthwhile given its rapid growth and dominant market position.

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Kalshi's Pre-Market Stock Price Surges, Is It Still Time to Buy?

Odaily星球日报Ayer 08:47

2026: The Upcoming IPOs of Crypto Companies

By 2026, multiple major crypto companies are preparing for IPOs, signaling a trend of crypto infrastructure firms entering public markets. Kraken, targeting a $20 billion valuation in H1 2026, has strong financials and backing from traditional market makers. Consensys, valued at $7 billion in 2022, plans a mid-2026 IPO, leveraging MetaMask's 30 million monthly users but faces challenges balancing token and shareholder interests. Ledger, aiming for a $4 billion valuation, is shifting from hardware sales to a software-focused model. Bithumb seeks a Korean listing to rebuild trust amid past governance issues. CertiK, valued at $2 billion, announced its IPO plans but must address reputational concerns from past security controversies. These moves reflect improved regulatory clarity and market maturity, though investors must differentiate between companies with solid fundamentals and those with unresolved risks.

marsbitAyer 04:37

2026: The Upcoming IPOs of Crypto Companies

marsbitAyer 04:37

$5.15 Billion: A Win-Win 'Bargain Sale'

Capital One acquires Brex for $5.15 billion in a deal that merges Silicon Valley innovation with traditional banking strength. Brex, a fast-growing fintech startup valued at $12.3 billion in 2021, saw its valuation drop amid high interest rates and challenging market conditions. Despite 40% growth and $500M ARR, Brex faced rising capital constraints and investor pressure for liquidity. Capital One’s vast balance sheet—$470B in assets and low-cost deposits—offered stability Brex couldn’t achieve alone. The acquisition highlights a broader trend: fintechs often innovate but struggle with scalability and funding durability, while established banks leverage capital and patience to acquire validated technologies and customers. Brex’s founders, in their late 20s, prioritized certainty and shareholder returns over a risky IPO. The deal underscores the power imbalance between agile fintechs and deep-pocketed traditional banks, signaling a shift where fintech disruption increasingly ends in acquisition rather than independence.

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marsbitHace 2 días 07:31

From $5 Billion Market Cap to the Brink of Delisting: Canan, the 'Blockchain Stock', Can No Longer Sell Its 'Shovels'?

JiaNan Technology, once hailed as the "first blockchain stock," faces potential delisting from Nasdaq after receiving a notice on January 14, 2026, due to its stock trading below $1 for 30 consecutive days. The company has 180 days to regain compliance, possibly through a reverse stock split. This marks the second such warning in a year. As a major Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer, JiaNan’s market position has weakened amid intense competition, with its share dropping to 10-15% as MicroBT gained traction. From 2021 to 2024, its net profit plummeted from over $300 million to a loss of nearly $250 million, driven by inventory devaluation, high R&D costs, and shrinking demand. Despite an early move into AI chips—launching its first model in 2018—JiaNan struggled to compete with giants like NVIDIA, generating only $900,000 in AI revenue in 2024. The company shut down its non-core AI division in mid-2025 after failing to find a buyer. While JiaNan secured a large mining equipment order and $72 million in funding in late 2025, the broader market shift from cryptocurrency to AI investment continues to challenge its business model. The company’s story reflects wider struggles in the crypto hardware sector, where stagnant growth and fierce competition have led to declining valuations.

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From $5 Billion Market Cap to the Brink of Delisting: Canan, the 'Blockchain Stock', Can No Longer Sell Its 'Shovels'?

marsbitHace 2 días 03:41

2026, Those Potential Super IPOs in the Global Capital Market

"2026 is poised to be a landmark year for global capital markets, with a wave of high-profile IPOs expected across major tech sectors. In the U.S., several mega-unicorns are preparing to go public, driven by the need for massive capital and maturation in private markets. Key listings include SpaceX (targeting a $1.5T valuation for its satellite internet and rocket businesses), OpenAI (aiming for up to $1T) and Anthropic (seeking $300B) in the AI race, Databricks ($134B-$160B) for data and AI infrastructure, and Stripe ($915B-$1.2T) in payments. TikTok may also IPO separately if spun off from ByteDance ($480B-$500B). These companies reflect the intense demand for capital, especially in AI and space tech. In China, Hong Kong and A-shares are seeing activity from AI firms like Zhipu and MiniMax (which listed successfully in January), as well as companies in commercial space (e.g., Landspace, CAS Space) and robotics (e.g., Unitree). The Hong Kong Exchange’s Chapter 18C provides a pathway for pre-revenue tech firms, while China’s STAR Market focuses on hard tech like semiconductors and advanced manufacturing. Overall, 2026 is set to be a record-breaking year for public listings, though much of the early-stage growth has already been captured in private markets."

marsbitHace 2 días 02:56

2026, Those Potential Super IPOs in the Global Capital Market

marsbitHace 2 días 02:56

Crypto Entrepreneurs, VCs Have Become Immune to 'Storytelling'

Cryptocurrency funding surged to $50.6 billion in 2025, a 200% increase from 2024, but the growth was largely driven by mergers and acquisitions (M&A), which accounted for over 40% of total funding—up from just 9% the previous year. While venture capital (VC) investments still grew by 70%, their share of overall funding dropped significantly. VCs shifted focus toward later-stage rounds (Series B and C), which more than doubled, while early-stage funding (Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series A) declined. This indicates a market preference for lower-risk, proven ventures with existing traction, such as robust user bases and distribution networks, rather than speculative early ideas. Major acquisitions, like Coinbase’s purchase of Deribit and Naver’s acquisition of Dunamu, highlight this trend toward consolidation and leveraging established "flywheels." The data suggests that in 2026, capital concentration will continue, with investors prioritizing clear metrics, regulatory resilience, and sustainable business models over narrative-driven pitches. Early-stage founders must adapt by focusing on tangible growth indicators and distribution strategies to attract funding in a more cautious investment landscape.

比推Hace 2 días 18:48

Crypto Entrepreneurs, VCs Have Become Immune to 'Storytelling'

比推Hace 2 días 18:48

From 'World's First Stock' to Delisting Warning: How Canaan Technology Fell into a Value Dilemma

Canaan Inc., once hailed as the "world's first blockchain IPO," has received a delisting warning from Nasdaq due to its stock trading below $1 for 30 consecutive business days. The company has until July 13, 2026, to regain compliance, potentially through a reverse stock split. This marks the second such warning in less than a year. While a previous warning in May 2025 was resolved thanks to rising Bitcoin prices, recent crypto market weakness has driven Canaan’s stock down nearly 30%. As a major Bitcoin mining machine manufacturer, Canaan has faced intense competition, falling to third place in market share behind Bitmain and MicroBT. Its financials have deteriorated significantly, turning from a $300M+ net profit in 2021 to a $250M loss in 2024. Factors include inventory write-downs, high R&D costs, and shrinking demand. The company also attempted to pivot to AI chips, launching several products over six years. However, with only $900,000 in AI-related revenue in 2024 and high operating costs, it discontinued non-core AI operations in mid-2025 to refocus on crypto mining hardware and the North American market. Despite recent challenges, Canaan secured a major 4.5 MV order and raised $72 million in financing in late 2025, indicating some investor confidence remains. Nevertheless, the company must find a new growth narrative to escape its current valuation困境.

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