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Securitize tokenizes $295 million of its own stock on Solana and Avalanche amid NYSE debut

Securitize tokenizes $295 million of its own stock on Solana and Avalanche as it prepares for a historic NYSE debut.

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The brief

Securitize is converting $295 million of its equity into digital tokens on the Solana and Avalanche blockchains while finalizing a SPAC merger that will list the company on the NYSE. Coverage stresses that the firm will be the first to debut shares both on the exchange and on‑chain, framing the move as a Wall Street tokenization moment.

Reports appear in CoinDesk, Bloomberg, The Block, PR Newswire, Refresh Miami and openPR.com, with mentions of a BlackRock partnership and a 20% gain for CEPT. Watch for the closing of the business combination expected to raise roughly $400 million, the formal NYSE listing, and follow‑on tokenizations hinted at by The Block’s comment that Securitize won’t be the last to list on‑chain.

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Quick answers

How much of Securitize’s stock is being tokenized?

The coverage states $295 million of Securitize’s own stock is being tokenized.

Which blockchains are used for the tokenization?

The tokens are being issued on the Solana and Avalanche networks.

What financial proceeds are expected from the business combination?

The business combination is expected to raise approximately $400 million in gross proceeds.

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