TradFi & Fintech

Eligible clients keep at least 70% of staking rewards under the broker’s agreement, while withdrawals remain subject to network waiting periods.

The Derivnex trade links a shared contract record to licensed S&P benchmark data, with cash and collateral integration planned next.

The company would replace some Bitcoin-collateralized borrowing with unsecured debt and devote up to ¥28.3 billion to share repurchases.

CLAU holds FalconX notes tied to perpetual futures, with financing and funding costs on top of its 1% annual product fee.

The fund says demand for round-the-clock access is real, but building deep, liquid and resilient markets remains a challenge.

The US-first expansion would let institutional merchants receive fiat without holding digital assets. General availability and supported tokens remain unspecified.

A planned link with LMAX would let institutions use the stablecoin as collateral without transferring it to the trading venue.

The fund will charge a 0.60% annual management fee, adding another option alongside ChinaAMC’s Solana ETF, which held $8.58 million at the end of August.

The proposed $3-per-security offer targets 95% of eligible shares and warrants, with an expected condition that SOL’s closing price remains above $100 during the offer period.

Alpaca executes trades and holds the underlying shares, giving eligible users a brokerage alternative to Bybit’s tokenized xStocks products.