Securitize to debut on NYSE after completing Cantor merger

Key Facts

In a move bridging crypto tokenization and traditional exchanges, Securitize announced it received final approval from Cantor Fitzgerald shareholders to complete the business combination. According to reports, the company is set to list on the New York Stock Exchange this Thursday, following the shareholder vote late Wednesday. The merger allows Securitize to go public via a reverse merger, bypassing a traditional IPO.

The listing comes at a time of growing institutional interest in asset tokenization, where traditional assets like private equity and real estate are converted into blockchain-based tokens. Securitize, a leader in the space, could leverage Cantor Fitzgerald’s established market presence. The global tokenization market was valued at around $10 billion in 2025, with a projected compound annual growth rate exceeding 20%, per industry research.

The offering price has not been disclosed, but the listing is expected to provide fresh capital and broaden Securitize's investor base. No major economic events are scheduled this week that would materially impact the debut, but market participants will watch for initial trading volume and price action. Regulatory developments remain a key catalyst for the tokenization sector going forward.