Securitize’s Public-Market Push: Is Tokenization Getting Its First Wall Street Exit Story?

SEC proposal to scrap NMS 611/610(e) collides with Coinbase and Eldora tokenized stocks. Real investor rights and custody, not wrappers, will decide compliance.

Billionaire Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates fully exited its stakes in BlackRock (BLK) and two US banks, while rotating capital into four high-flying names. Bridgewater’s 13F filing from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) shows that in Q1 of this year, the firm sold its remaining 4,581 BLK shares previously worth $4.903 million. On top […] The post Billionaire Ray Dalio’s Hedge Fund Pours $145,220,000 Into Four Assets That Have Exploded 100%+ Year-to-Date appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

Securitize has secured commitments expected to deliver about $400 million ahead of its planned New York Stock Exchange debut through a merger with Cantor Equity Partners II. According to Securitize, fewer than 30% of shareholders in Cantor Equity Partners II,…

Securitize says less than 30% of shareholders in the acquisition firm taking it public elected to redeem, giving it an expected $400 million on its upcoming debut.

Securitize expects to begin trading next week under the ticker symbol “SECZ,” following the completion of a merger with a blank-check firm.

Securitize, the tokenization platform behind BlackRock's BUIDL fund, is set to begin trading on the NYSE on July 2 under the ticker SECZ after a SPAC merger with Cantor Equity Partners II that raised over $400 million, including an oversubscribed $225M PIPE.

The regulatory agencies are seeking public feedback on cross-margining, collateral and risk management as cryptocurrency derivatives and multi-asset trading continue to expand.

Securitize's NYSE debut could accelerate mainstream adoption of tokenized assets, enhancing market liquidity and investor access. The post Securitize targets NYSE debut next week with $400M SPAC merger appeared first on Crypto Briefing.