Crypto Giant Securitize’s 841% Boom: Endorsed by CEPT, Shocked by Bitcoin!

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What to know:

  • Securitize keeps marching toward a public listing, now riding shotgun with Cantor Equity Partners II (CEPT) in a SPAC gig.
  • The firm boasts an 841% jump in revenue, raking in $55.6 million for the first nine months of 2025.
  • CEPT’s own stock did a little dance, up 4.4%, doing better than the rest of the crypto and tech crowd bailing out.

In a move that would make a quiet farmer consider trading in the market, Securitize has filed a public registration statement with the SEC and is wrapping itself up for a float on Nasdaq the way a barn is ready for a world‑fair. The plan is to merge with the black‑check, Cantor‑Fitzgerald‑backed CEPT.

Back in the filing of Wednesday, the numbers were clear: $55.6 million for the first nine months of 2025, a staggering 841% lift from the same period the year before. 2024 had earned $18.8 million, an amount that fits the description of “more than doubled” and less of a casual rise.

As the crypto‑connected stocks fell to the 5‑10% gash that came with Bitcoin’s and tech stocks’ afternoon sale, CEPT was still waving its flag, 4.4% higher by the last bell.

What Securitize does is turn the very old chest of trust that is the US Treasury, a pension fund, or a line of equity into a shiny new token that can be born, traded, or handled on blockchain rails without the long detours and paperwork typical of traditional finance. The deal still asks for shareholder and regulatory thumbs‑up before the company can trade under the ticker SECZ on the Nasdaq.

Tokenization is now spreading like acorn seedlings across the salt‑bloom fields of global finance. Banks like JPMorgan and BlackRock are sprouting tokenized offerings, and a Boston Consulting Group and Ripple report warned that the market could be worth $18.9 trillion by 2033.

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2026-01-30 00:19