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Diginex Listed on the Nasdaq After Raising $ 50M Diginex became the first cryptocurrency exchange to be listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Its shares were launched for trading under the ticker “EQOS” this morning, writes CoinDesk.

Diginex Listed on the Nasdaq After Raising $ 50M Diginex became the first cryptocurrency exchange to be listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Its shares were launched for trading under the ticker “EQOS” this morning, CoinDesk writes.

Cryptoexchange Diginex Listed On Nasdaq After Raising $ 50 Million

Diginex became the first cryptocurrency exchange to be listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Its shares were launched for trading under the ticker “EQOS” this morning, writes CoinDesk.

To enter the stock market, Diginex merged with a specialized targeted mergers and acquisitions (SPAC) 8i. As a result of raising capital from private investors and the sale of SPAC shares, the company ended up with $ 50 million, which will be used to strengthen its balance sheet assets and invest in its own business..

Diginex CEO Richard Byworth expects both retail and institutional investors to take an interest in the company's shares. He also expects that over time, most of EQOS shares will be concentrated in the hands of Americans, as they are traded on the Nasdaq exchange.

“I think this is a very important event for the industry. Previously, the methods of gaining direct access to cryptocurrency assets were reduced mainly to ETF-like structures, "he said..

Earlier, Byworth put forward the assumption that more cryptocurrency companies will enter the stock markets. According to him, this will increase confidence in the industry..
Diginex Listed on the Nasdaq After Raising $ 50M Diginex became the first cryptocurrency exchange to be listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Its shares were launched for trading under the ticker “EQOS” this morning, writes CoinDesk.

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