Securitize to go public in $1.25B BlackRock-backed merger
BlackRock-backed tokenization company Securitize is going public via a $1.25 billion SPAC merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald affiliate to list on Nasdaq. Go to Source
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BlackRock-backed tokenization company Securitize is going public via a $1.25 billion SPAC merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald affiliate to list on Nasdaq. Go to Source
Terawulf has inked a 25-year joint venture with Fluidstack to build a 168-megawatt (MW) high-performance computing (HPC) facility in Abernathy, Texas — a deal valued at roughly $9.5 billion and backed by Google’s $1.3 billion credit support. Terawulf and Fluidstack Launch $9.5B AI Compute Venture Backed by Google The agreement reportedly deepens Terawulf’s relationship with … Read more
Truth Social wants to “democratize information” for its 6.3 million users with a social media prediction platform developed in collaboration with Crypto.com. Go to Source
Truth Social isn’t just for opinions anymore — it’s about to let users put their money where their mouth is. Crypto.com Joins Forces With Truth Social to Launch Social Prediction Markets Trump Media and Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, Truth+, and Truth.Fi, announced an exclusive deal with Crypto.com’s Derivatives North America (CDNA), … Read more
BlackRock was the only reason Bitcoin ETF investments didn’t turn negative in 2025, raising concerns for altcoin ETF performance without the asset manager. Go to Source
Institutional crypto yield demands regulatory compliance, not just attractive returns. Market consolidation will separate compliant providers from speculators. Go to Source
Milei’s LLA made a good showing in the midterm elections, but that doesn’t necessarily spell victory for the crypto industry. Go to Source
As Pi Network prepares to align with ISO 20022 by November 2025, can it truly stand beside the XRP Ledger and the Stellar Network in cross-border finance? Go to Source
Coinbase has completed over 40 high-profile mergers and acquisitions, investing billions of dollars in promising cryptocurrency startups and unicorns. Go to Source
As central banks ramp up their gold buying, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink referred to crypto and gold as the “assets of fear.” Go to Source