Securitize to Merge with NASDAQ-listed SPAC CEPT, Aims to Expand Tokenized Assets

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Securitize is set to merge with NASDAQ-listed SPAC Cantor Equity Partners II (CEPT) in a move to go public. The company, which has become profitable in the asset tokenization space, plans to expand its digital asset news offerings and launch new token listings. CEO Carlos Domingo said the deal will help scale operations and bring more assets onto the blockchain beyond stablecoins.

PANews, May 21: According to SPACInsider, Securitize is advancing its business combination with Nasdaq-listed SPAC Cantor Equity Partners II (ticker: CEPT) to gain access to the public markets. Securitize’s founder and CEO, Carlos Domingo, stated that the company has already achieved profitability in asset tokenization through partnerships with multiple financial institutions and plans to use the SPAC transaction to accelerate expansion, enabling the issuance and trading of a broader range of assets as digital tokens beyond stablecoins.

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