Grayscale has launched GAVA, an AVAX staking exchange-traded product on Nasdaq that tracks AVAX and passes staking rewards through to holders. The ETP began trading on March 12, 2026, offering a yield-bearing way to gain AVAX exposure without self-custody.
Nasdaq will partner with Kraken to offer tokenized versions of publicly traded stocks worldwide, moving further to integrate blockchain into traditional market infrastructure. The collaboration aims to broaden access and modernize settlement and custody for equity trading.
Dogecoin celebrated a milestone on March 4, 2026, when a dog appeared at a Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony—the first time a dog has been featured in Nasdaq's history. The moment highlighted the token's community influence and mainstream visibility.
SoftBank-backed PayPay is preparing a Nasdaq listing and aims to raise about $1.1 billion while pursuing a valuation above $10 billion. The payments firm’s roughly 40% stake in Binance Japan underscores its crypto-linked footprint.
21Shares’ TSUI ETF began trading on Nasdaq today as the third spot SUI product launched this week. The fund lets U.S. investors gain exposure to SUI through brokerage accounts without taking custody of the tokens.
Wall Street leaders and major investors will meet with federal officials and U.S. lawmakers at Mar-a-Lago on Wednesday for a forum hosted by President Trump’s sons to discuss the “future of finance and technology.” The sessions, led by executives from Goldman Sachs and Nasdaq, will spotlight crypto, fintech and regulatory priorities.
The 21Shares fund, backed by the Dogecoin Foundation, is now listed and trading on Nasdaq after becoming the first U.S. spot DOGE ETF to receive formal SEC approval. The debut opens a new, regulated route for retail and institutional exposure to Dogecoin.
Nasdaq filed with the SEC to remove options trading restrictions on several Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, including BlackRock’s IBIT and ETHA, proposing changes to options position limits. The request, noted in an SEC notice dated Jan. 21, would allow expanded options activity on these BTC- and ETH-linked funds pending approval.
Canaan said it received a Nasdaq deficiency notice on Jan. 14, 2026 after its American depositary shares traded below $1.00 for 30 consecutive business days. The notice starts a compliance clock and raises delisting risk if the company fails to cure the deficiency.
Nasdaq has issued a delisting warning to Bitcoin miner Canaan after its shares remained under $1, putting the company close to a compliance deadline despite a recent hardware order and an October rally. The move raises risks for investors and could limit the firm's access to U.S. capital markets.