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.
Glory Bank will merge with Digital Asset Acquisition Corp to form OGB Financial, which plans to list on Nasdaq under the ticker OGB. The move combines a regional bank with a digital-asset-focused SPAC to pursue broader product and capital opportunities.
On January 13, Strive Enterprises (Nasdaq: ASST) secured shareholder approval to acquire Semler Scientific (Nasdaq: SMLR), a deal market watchers say marks a notable milestone for publicly traded bitcoin exposure. The move could reshape investor access to BTC-related assets.
Nasdaq has revamped and rebranded the Nasdaq Crypto™ Index as the Nasdaq CME Crypto™ Index in partnership with CME Group, positioning it as a core benchmark for regulated crypto investment products. The move targets ETFs, structured funds, and other institutional-grade vehicles.
The SEC is reviewing a proposal to list options on the Nasdaq Bitcoin Index while Nasdaq seeks approval to list FLEX options for BlackRock's IBIT and the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF. The filings arrive alongside rising demand for bitcoin derivatives and could expand hedging and income tools for investors.
Grayscale submitted an updated S-1 for its proposed Avalanche (AVAX) ETF to the SEC, advancing the product toward a potential Nasdaq listing. AVAX rose over 9% in the past week as market participants priced in ETF-related demand.
The SEC has issued an order on BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF application after previously postponing a decision on Nasdaq’s listing proposal. The move represents a fresh regulatory step in the long-running review of bitcoin-linked ETF structures.
21Shares launched the first 2x leveraged SUI ETF on Nasdaq after SEC approval, offering traders amplified exposure to the Sui token. The product expands regulated access to SUI but carries the usual leverage risks for short-term strategies.
Nasdaq's head of digital asset strategy, Matt Savarese, said the exchange is ready to answer the SEC's questions and push quickly on its tokenized stock proposal. The statement signals Nasdaq intends to accelerate tokenized equity offerings pending regulatory clearance.