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Informed sources: Investment banks including Cantor Fitzgerald are vying to underwrite FalconX's potential IPO.Techub News, according to CoinDesk citing informed sources, Wall Street financial institutions including investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald are vying to serve as underwriters for cryptocurrency brokerage FalconX's potential IPO. Sources revealed that FalconX has held preliminary discussions with potential advisors but has not formally appointed bankers for its initial public offering. In June last year, Decrypt reported that FalconX had held informal talks with bankers and advisors regarding a listing. Later that same year, the company's CEO Raghu Yarlagadda told The Wall Street Journal that the company was considering an IPO.Techub News03/20, 10:45 AM

快讯Cantor Fitzgerald03/20, 10:45 AM

Informed sources: Investment banks including Cantor Fitzgerald are vying to underwrite FalconX's potential IPO.

Techub News, according to CoinDesk citing informed sources, Wall Street financial institutions including investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald are vying to serve as underwriters for cryptocurrency brokerage FalconX's potential IPO. Sources revealed that FalconX has held preliminary discussions with potential advisors but has not formally appointed bankers for its initial public offering. In June last year, Decrypt reported that FalconX had held informal talks with bankers and advisors regarding a listing. Later that same year, the company's CEO Raghu Yarlagadda told The Wall Street Journal that the company was considering an IPO.

Informed sources: Cantor Fitzgerald spent over $600 million to purchase Tether convertible bondsTechub News, according to Bloomberg citing informed sources, Wall Street investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald purchased over $6 billion in Tether's convertible bonds more than a year ago, acquiring a 5% equity stake. If Tether raises approximately $150 billion at a $500 billion valuation, the investment bank's stake in Tether could be worth up to $25 billion. It remains unclear what valuation the transaction might achieve, or whether the bank will be permitted to convert the bonds into equity and sell part of its holdings to new investors.Techub News10/17/2025, 09:12 AM

快讯Cantor Fitzgerald10/17, 09:12 AM

Informed sources: Cantor Fitzgerald spent over $600 million to purchase Tether convertible bonds

Techub News, according to Bloomberg citing informed sources, Wall Street investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald purchased over $6 billion in Tether's convertible bonds more than a year ago, acquiring a 5% equity stake. If Tether raises approximately $150 billion at a $500 billion valuation, the investment bank's stake in Tether could be worth up to $25 billion. It remains unclear what valuation the transaction might achieve, or whether the bank will be permitted to convert the bonds into equity and sell part of its holdings to new investors.

Securitize receives FINRA approval to conduct atomic settlement of tokenized securitiesTechub News, according to CoinPost, RWA tokenization platform Securitize announced that its subsidiary Securitize Markets has received approval from the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to enable on-chain atomic settlement of tokenized securities and stablecoins within the regulatory framework, achieving simultaneous exchange of securities and funds. This approval eliminates the complex processes involving multiple traditional intermediaries, enabling simultaneous delivery of securities and funds. The company has also been authorized to participate in the underwriting and sale of tokenized securities, establishing a full-process infrastructure covering issuance to circulation. It currently manages over $4 billion in assets and plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq in the first half of 2026 through a merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald-affiliated SPAC.Techub News05/07, 10:56 AM

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Securitize receives FINRA approval to conduct atomic settlement of tokenized securities

Techub News, according to CoinPost, RWA tokenization platform Securitize announced that its subsidiary Securitize Markets has received approval from the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to enable on-chain atomic settlement of tokenized securities and stablecoins within the regulatory framework, achieving simultaneous exchange of securities and funds. This approval eliminates the complex processes involving multiple traditional intermediaries, enabling simultaneous delivery of securities and funds. The company has also been authorized to participate in the underwriting and sale of tokenized securities, establishing a full-process infrastructure covering issuance to circulation. It currently manages over $4 billion in assets and plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq in the first half of 2026 through a merger with a Cantor Fitzgerald-affiliated SPAC.

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