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by: xpoolPosted on: September 5, 2025

Nasdaq’s Listing Changes Could Impact Digital Asset Companies

The Nasdaq is proposing new rules for initial public offerings (IPOs) that may benefit established digital asset treasury firms, while challenging smaller players trying to incorporate cryptocurrencies into their balance sheets. The changes include raising the minimum float requirement to $15 million and streamlining delisting procedures for companies failing to comply. ]

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