CoinShares’ $1.2B Nasdaq Debut: The Crypto Revolution Hits Wall Street’s Doorstep

Crypto just leveled up—big time.

CoinShares, Europe's digital asset powerhouse, is making a $1.2 billion play for Nasdaq. This isn't just another listing. It's a statement.

Why Wall Street Should Care

Traditional finance meets crypto infrastructure. CoinShares brings institutional-grade products—ETPs, hedging tools, liquidity services—straight to the big leagues. No more side-door entries. This is front-and-center, mainstream acceptance.

The Ripple Effect

Expect more crypto-native firms to follow. Regulatory clarity? Check. Investor appetite? Surging. The old guard can either adapt or get left behind—again. Because let's be honest, Wall Street has a knack for embracing disruption right after fighting it tooth and nail.

One cynical jab? Of course they’re jumping in now—nothing gets trad-fi moving like the fear of missing out on the next profit wave.

Game on.

STOCKS TO WATCH

** SUN Pharmaceutical Industries says the US Food and Drug Administration has determined its Halol plant not compliant with the regulator's manufacturing rules

** Sumitomo Mitsui is likely to sell 1.65 per cent stake in Kotak Mahindra Bank for ₹6,000 crore, reports said.

** Cupid enters into a term sheet to acquire a strategic stake in Mansam, a Saudi Arabian fragrance brand, to expand its presence in the lifestyle and consumer space, leveraging opportunities in West Asia’s luxury market.

** Bajaj Auto says it will pass on the full GST reduction benefit to customers, while Eicher Motors says Royal Enfield brand will pass the full benefit of GST cuts across its motorcycle range, effective September 22. ($1 = 88.1670 Indian rupees)

Published on September 10, 2025