Securitize

14 hours agoNews Editor

Securitize adds 13 tokenized U.S. stocks, bringing on-chain tradable names to 25

Securitize has expanded its Securitize Stocks offering by adding 13 U.S.-listed equities, taking the total number of tradable on-chain stocks on the platform to 25. The product is available to qualified investors in the United States, the European Union, and other approved jurisdictions. Newly added names include Arista Networks, GameStop, Exxon Mobil, Johnson & Johnson, Disney, Uber, Salesforce, and Texas Instruments. The offering is issued on Solana, settles in USDC, and uses liquidity infrastructure provided by Jump Trading. According to Securitize, each token is backed 1:1 by the corresponding underlying stock and represents the associated securities interest. Token holders retain applicable rights tied to the shares, including dividends and voting rights, and the tokens may be converted into direct share ownership when conditions allow. Securitize said the product currently supports trading outside traditional market hours. It plans to move toward 24/7 trading over time.

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Orbscan

14 hours agoNews Editor

Orbscan adds Polymarket position and PnL tracking

Orbscan now supports tracking Polymarket traders’ positions and profit and loss, according to a Techub update that cited Crypto Briefing. The feature is framed around improving trading transparency. No additional product details were provided in the brief, and the report did not specify rollout timing, supported views, or any extra analytics beyond position and PnL tracking. The update centers on visibility into trader activity on Polymarket rather than broader market commentary.

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Meta

14 hours agoNews Editor

Meta holds call to discuss multi-tranche U.S. dollar and euro bond sale

Meta Platforms (META.O) held a conference call to discuss a potential multi-tranche bond offering in U.S. dollars and euros, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The brief item states only that the company discussed issuing the debt in separate tranches. It does not provide details on the planned size of the offering, maturity structure, coupon terms, timetable, or participating banks. The update was published as a 7x24 market news item by ChainCatcher. No additional comments or disclosures were included in the source text.

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ChainCatcher

14 hours agoNews Editor

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua says market held up after black swan, sees wide disagreement at current levels

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said in a post that the broader market has held up in the short term after what he described as a black swan event. He added that current expectations for the midterm elections point to Republicans losing both chambers, and that winning even one chamber would be viewed as positive. Yi also said the peak in U.S. Treasury yields has already passed, which in his view is one reason why opinions are sharply divided at current market levels. On the debate around an AI bubble, he argued that AI demand is real and fundamentally different from the internet bubble of the past. He said a short-term correction after overheating would be normal and does not come close to qualifying as a major bubble. The remarks were reported by ChainCatcher in a 7x24 news update.

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Donald Trump

14 hours agoNews Editor

Trump says he would consider preemptive pardons for former staff if lawsuits are filed

In an interview cited by the New York Post, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would be willing, if necessary, to grant preemptive pardons to people who had worked for his administration if Democrats follow through on threats to sue his government staff. Asked whether that would apply to everyone who had worked for him, Trump said he would do so and referenced his earlier pardons for defendants tied to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. On remarks about arresting Elon Musk, Trump said the idea was only being discussed, but added that the people involved needed protection. The comments were reported by ChainCatcher as a policy and regulatory newsflash.

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Relay

14 hours agoNews Editor

Relay says anti-theft controls tied to Binance hack caused some transaction delays

Relay said measures it put in place to stop stolen Binance funds from moving through its protocol have caused some transactions and routing activity to be paused or delayed. The team said users do not need to take any action. According to the official statement, Relay is applying multiple layers of risk and compliance screening to block addresses linked to the hacker. It also said it is working with Binance, law enforcement agencies, and security teams across the ecosystem. Relay added that the response effort is still ongoing, which limits how much it can disclose at this stage. No further operational details were provided in the statement.

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Shibarium

14 hours agoNews Editor

Shibarium transactions jumped 745% in a day before falling back

Shibarium’s daily transaction count surged on Oct. 31 UTC, rising from 753 transactions a day earlier to 6,370, a 745% increase, before dropping back to 1,120 on Nov. 1 UTC. Data shown on the Shibariumscan explorer also indicated the network remained in a "rebuild" mode, with block indexing progress at 63%. Community member Mazrael said the Zama update had been delayed by Rand and that no new date had been provided. Mazrael also said exchanges including Gate and MEXC had added some routes, while the timeline for Bone to be fully available across all exchanges remained undecided. The update was cited by Techub News and attributed to U.Today. No additional explanation for the spike and pullback in transaction activity was provided in the source text.

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T7X

15 hours agoNews Editor

T7X pitches native issuance model for tokenized stocks as it targets a new market structure

T7X is arguing that most tokenized stocks on the market today are not native blockchain securities at all, but token wrappers built on top of conventional shares held by brokers or custodians. In an essay shared with Decrypt, T7X CMO Ivan Kan said that while such tokens may mirror the price of an underlying stock, the holder is not necessarily the shareholder of record. The company is instead promoting a "native issuance" model in which the token is part of the authorized security from the outset, with issuer approval, investor verification, transfer-agent validation, and blockchain records tied together in a single structure. T7X says this approach fits within corporate-law frameworks in Wyoming, Delaware, and Nevada that recognize blockchain-based electronic share representation. Its first example is Tranquil Healthcare Fund I, a Tier 2 Regulation A+ offering of up to $75 million that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission qualified on June 29. T7X Equities, acting as transfer agent, issues tokens representing the fund’s shares on Trusted Smart Chain and delivers them to investor wallets. The company also sees Regulation A+ as a near-term route for offerings below $100 million, especially in the $50 million to $75 million range, while framing secondary-market liquidity and retirement-account access as key advantages.

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