# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Nasdaq

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Bit Digital Exits on Bitcoin Mining to Focus on Ethereum Staking and AI Infrastructure

Bit Digital, a Nasdaq-listed crypto company, is exiting Bitcoin mining due to insufficient income, high costs, and hardware limitations. It will now focus on Ethereum staking and AI infrastructure. The company holds over 155,000 ETH, with nearly 90% staked to secure the network. Additionally, through its majority-owned subsidiary WhiteFiber, Bit Digital is expanding into AI and high-performance computing, which already contributes nearly 60% of its total revenue. This strategic shift highlights a broader industry trend toward Ethereum staking and AI for better scalability and steady income.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 10:54

Bit Digital Exits on Bitcoin Mining to Focus on Ethereum Staking and AI Infrastructure

TheNewsCrypto01/30 10:54

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.

TheNewsCrypto01/30 08:30

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

TheNewsCrypto01/30 08:30

Eric Trump Shares BTC Holdings of American Bitcoin Corp Months After Nasdaq Debut

Eric Trump has revealed that American Bitcoin Corp (ABTC) holds over 5,800 Bitcoin, placing it among the top 20 global corporate BTC holders. The company, which went public on Nasdaq nearly five months ago, now ranks 18th, ahead of competitors like Next Technology Holdings. Trump praised ABTC's rapid growth and its role in advancing US Bitcoin infrastructure. Despite the positive news, Bitcoin's price saw a modest increase, trading around $89,055. Analysts remain bullish, predicting a potential rise to approximately $101,743 in the next three months. Trump also highlighted the success of USD1, a stablecoin by World Liberty Financial, which now has a market cap surpassing PayPal’s PYUSD.

TheNewsCrypto01/28 06:46

Eric Trump Shares BTC Holdings of American Bitcoin Corp Months After Nasdaq Debut

TheNewsCrypto01/28 06:46

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.

marsbit01/28 03:41

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

marsbit01/28 03:41

Launching Tesla Contracts, Binance Seizes 'Pricing Power' from Traditional Stock Markets

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has reignited its foray into traditional finance by launching a Tesla (TSLA) stock perpetual contract, marking a significant escalation in the competition between centralized exchanges (CEX) and traditional stock markets like NASDAQ and NYSE. This move, announced on January 28th, comes five years after Binance discontinued its stock token offerings in 2021 due to regulatory pressures. The relaunch is underpinned by a transformed landscape: a more crypto-friendly US regulatory environment under the Trump administration, the rapid growth of the tokenized stock market (now valued at ~$1.1 billion), and matured infrastructure like stablecoins and oracles following the 2025 GENIUS Act. Binance's strategy appears twofold: first, to tap into the vast pool of global equity investors to overcome its user growth bottleneck, and second, to capture a share of the massive revenue potential from the multi-trillion dollar stock market via its high-volume derivatives products. The article frames this as a "liquidity war," where agile CEXs like Binance, despite their smaller size, challenge traditional exchanges with superior flexibility and product iteration. While the outcome is uncertain and hinges on long-term regulatory fairness, Binance's move signals a bold attempt to seize pricing power and redefine the future of financial trading.

比推01/27 14:41

Launching Tesla Contracts, Binance Seizes 'Pricing Power' from Traditional Stock Markets

比推01/27 14:41

Grayscale Registers for U.S. Spot BNB ETF Following VanEck Proposal

Grayscale has filed with the U.S. SEC to launch a spot BNB ETF, named the Grayscale BNB Trust (ticker: GBNB), aiming to list on Nasdaq. The filing, submitted on January 23, would allow investors to gain exposure to BNB without holding the token directly. Coinbase is designated as the prime broker and custodian. This marks the second BNB ETF proposal, following an earlier application by VanEck in April 2025. Both are still under SEC review and require further regulatory approval. Following the news, BNB’s price saw minor fluctuations, trading around $890. Grayscale also recently filed for a NEAR Trust ETF, signaling its expanded focus on altcoin ETFs.

TheNewsCrypto01/24 11:49

Grayscale Registers for U.S. Spot BNB ETF Following VanEck Proposal

TheNewsCrypto01/24 11:49

Another Dogecoin ETF Has Gone Live For Trading, How Did It Perform?

21Shares has launched a new Spot Dogecoin ETF, TDOG, on NASDAQ, providing investors with direct, physically-backed exposure to Dogecoin. This brings the total number of US Dogecoin ETFs to three, alongside offerings from Grayscale and Bitwise. The launch was endorsed by the Dogecoin Foundation's corporate arm, House of Doge. However, the new ETF saw a weak start, with no inflows and a slight decline of 0.07% on its first day. This lackluster performance is consistent with other Dogecoin ETFs, which have also reported zero inflows recently, indicating limited investor interest in these products.

bitcoinist01/24 04:01

Another Dogecoin ETF Has Gone Live For Trading, How Did It Perform?

bitcoinist01/24 04:01

Detailed Explanation of NYSE's Tokenized Securities Platform: Why It Aims for 7x24 Trading

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), part of the ICE Group, has announced plans to develop a platform for trading tokenized securities with on-chain settlement, pending regulatory approval. The platform aims to offer a 7x24 trading experience, instant settlement, dollar-based orders, and stablecoin transfers. It will integrate NYSE’s Pillar matching engine with a blockchain-based post-trade system, supporting multi-chain settlement and custody. This move places NYSE in competition with Nasdaq, which submitted a similar proposal to the SEC in 2025. While Nasdaq’s approach is a hybrid model integrating tokenization into existing systems, NYSE’s plan is more radical—a standalone platform enabling T+0 settlement, fractional shares, and extended trading hours. Globally, tokenization of securities is advancing, with initiatives like SIX Digital Exchange in Switzerland and Deutsche Börse’s D7 in Germany. NYSE’s effort is seen as a response to growing global investor demand and competition from crypto markets. Potential impacts include lower entry barriers for retail investors through fractional ownership, improved liquidity, and reduced settlement risk. However, challenges may include increased market volatility, manipulation risks, and higher operational demands on brokers and market makers. For crypto, the news could benefit public blockchains like Ethereum and Solana if adopted for settlement, while stablecoin-based lending protocols may see increased utility. Although short-term capital may flow toward tokenized equities, the crypto market is expected to retain its unique appeal for speculative and innovative investment opportunities.

marsbit01/22 01:11

Detailed Explanation of NYSE's Tokenized Securities Platform: Why It Aims for 7x24 Trading

marsbit01/22 01:11

NYSE Unveils Blockchain Platform For 24/7 Stock Trading – What You Need To Know

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has announced plans to develop a blockchain-based platform for trading tokenized securities, pending regulatory approval. The platform will enable 24/7 stock trading, instant settlements, and support for stablecoin funding. It aims to integrate the NYSE’s existing matching engine with blockchain technology to streamline trading and settlement processes. Tokenized shares will retain shareholder rights such as dividends and governance participation, while maintaining compatibility with traditional securities. This initiative is part of Intercontinental Exchange’s broader digital strategy, which includes collaborations with institutions like BNY Mellon and Citigroup. The move comes as competitors like Nasdaq and CME Group also expand into crypto-index products for institutional investors.

bitcoinist01/20 09:26

NYSE Unveils Blockchain Platform For 24/7 Stock Trading – What You Need To Know