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Securitize to list on NYSE under SECZ after SPAC merger

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Securitize, the BlackRock-backed tokenization firm, is scheduled to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker SECZ on July 2. The company expects to raise about $400 million through its merger with Cantor Equity Partners II.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust saw $1.30 billion in outflows during the week of June 22-26. The fund accounted for nearly three-quarters of total US spot Bitcoin ETF exits that period. Bitcoin traded near $60,000 at the time of the data release.

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BlackRock debuted its iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF, known as BITA, on Nasdaq on June 16. The fund provides Bitcoin exposure through a covered call strategy designed to generate monthly income. It trades alongside the firm's larger spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT.

Harvard Management Company has reallocated a significant portion of its cryptocurrency holdings from BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust to the iShares Ethereum Trust. Meanwhile, BlackRock prepares to launch ETHB, an Ethereum ETF designed to offer staking rewards in a regulated U.S. structure. These developments highlight increasing institutional interest in Ethereum alongside Bitcoin.

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Nicholas Peach, a BlackRock executive, stated that a 1% shift in Asian portfolio allocations to crypto could bring nearly $2 trillion into the market. Speaking at Consensus Hong Kong, he highlighted the region's $108 trillion in household wealth. This comes amid growing institutional interest in crypto ETFs across Asia.

BlackRock, the $10 trillion asset manager, is recruiting for seven digital asset positions across the US and Asia to bolster its cryptocurrency and blockchain initiatives. The roles aim to scale existing ETFs like the iShares Bitcoin Trust and pursue tokenization opportunities. This move follows the firm's successful launch of a spot bitcoin ETF last year.

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BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust has achieved over 40% annualized returns since its January 2024 launch, even amid a recent crypto downturn. However, average investors have seen only 11% annualized gains over the same period through November 2025. This gap stems largely from late entry into the fund after its initial surge.

 

 

 

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