SpaceX is reportedly aiming to list on Nasdaq as SPCX on June 12, 2026, seeking about $75 billion at a $1.75 trillion valuation, a deal that would surpass Aramco’s IPO record if priced as planned.
A broad set of regulatory, fundraising and market-structure developments shaped the crypto sector over the past 24 hours. South Korea formally opened discussions on the second phase of its Digital Asset Basic Act, with stablecoin oversight at the center of the agenda, while Hanwha Group emerged as the largest shareholder in tokenization platform Securitize. In Russia, lawmakers advanced and then passed a bill establishing rules for crypto market participants and cross-border trade, though the measure still requires presidential sign-off. In the U.S., the Securities and Exchange Commission cleared Ionic Digital’s registration statement ahead of its planned July 28 Nasdaq direct listing, received Grayscale’s registration filing for a Worldcoin ETF, and sued Mining Automatic and Zan Shaikh over an alleged $22 million crypto mining investment fraud. Elsewhere, spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs posted fresh net inflows, Nigeria set up a virtual asset coordination framework, Pakistan created a virtual asset investigation unit, and Arcus launched 24/7 tokenized stock trading and a perpetuals beta on Robinhood Chain.
Coinbase has introduced perpetual futures tied to major U.S. stocks and index ETFs for eligible non-U.S. users, offering 24/7 trading, USDC cash settlement, and leverage of up to 20x as it expands beyond crypto derivatives.
Teucrium’s 2x Long Daily XRP ETF has surpassed $106 million in assets and posted a record $30.4 million weekly inflow, even as XRP price softened. The trend highlights growing Wall Street demand for XRP-linked products ahead of key SEC decisions on spot XRP ETF applications.
The Nasdaq 100 and QQQ ETFs are at record highs. This week's catalysts include Big Tech earnings, Fed rate decision, and U.S.-Iran ceasefire developments. Strong earnings are expected, but geopolitical risks remain.
The Nasdaq 100 and QQQ ETF are near record highs, but this week faces three major catalysts: big-tech earnings, the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, and developments in the US-Iran situation. These factors could shape broader risk sentiment across stocks and crypto.
The Nasdaq 100 and QQQ ETF are hovering near record highs. This week, investors are watching three major catalysts: big tech earnings, the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, and developments in the US-Iran situation, all of which could shape risk sentiment.
Ondo Finance has launched Ondo Global Markets, offering non-U.S. investors on-chain access to more than 100 U.S. stocks and ETFs on Ethereum, with plans to expand to 1,000 assets by year-end.
