Animoca Brands Eyes Nasdaq Listing - Gaming Giant’s Bold Move into Traditional Finance
Animoca Brands charges toward Wall Street—Nasdaq listing talks signal gaming giant's mainstream ambitions.
The Metaverse Pioneer's Power Play
Fresh off dominating Web3 gaming, Animoca now targets traditional markets. Nasdaq discussions represent the company's most aggressive move yet toward financial legitimacy—because apparently blockchain billions aren't real until Wall Street says so.
From Pixels to Prospectus
The gaming conglomerate behind The Sandbox and countless NFT projects prepares for its biggest level-up yet. Trading crypto volatility for SEC scrutiny—what could possibly go wrong?
Traditional finance finally catching up to what crypto natives knew years ago—though they'll probably take credit for 'discovering' digital assets anyway.
Crypto Firms Pivot to Nasdaq for Growth
In recent months, several crypto and blockchain companies pivot toward the Nasdaq, aiming for greater access to U.S. investors. In September, SOL Strategies Inc., a Canadian firm focused on the solana ecosystem, began trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market while keeping its Canadian listing.
Around the same time, Gemini, the crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss twins, prepared for its Nasdaq debut with a $50 million investment from Nasdaq itself ahead of its IPO. If the listing goes ahead, Gemini would join Coinbase and Bullish as one of the few publicly traded U.S. exchanges.
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