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first_img Digital asset infrastructure company SonicStrategy completed a CAD 2.25 million SYN financing

On October 8, SonicStrategy (CSE: SONI, OTCQB: SONIF), a digital asset infrastructure company listed in Toronto, Canada, announced the completion of the first phase of a non-brokered private placement, issuing 11,250,000 common shares at a price of CAD 0.20 per share, totaling CAD 2.25 million, all settled in 7,922,535 SYN tokens, without receiving cash.SYN is priced at USD 0.20 per token, with an agreed exchange rate of 1 USD to 1.42 CAD, equivalent to CAD 0.284, with the price confirmed in writing by all parties and approved by the board of directors. The company stated that from September 28 to October 7, the volume-weighted average price of SYN/USDC on Binance was approximately USD 0.1849. No warrants were issued in this phase, and no intermediary fees were paid; the shares are subject to a holding period restriction under Canadian securities law until February 9, 2027. After the closing, the total issued common shares are 60,870,466, with no new shareholders holding 10% or more; the first phase of the closing is still pending final acceptance by the Canadian Securities Exchange.CEO Dustin Zinger stated that this acquisition strengthens the company's digital asset portfolio and allows the company to access ecosystems including the on-chain options platform Hypercall. The received SYN is held in custody controlled by the company and can be used for staking, validating nodes, and operating digital asset infrastructure, or sold and converted to fund operations.

first_img Stablecoin company Frax applies for top-level domain .frax

The stablecoin and payment company Frax, headquartered in the United States, announced that it has submitted an application for its own top-level domain .frax to ICANN, claiming this is the first top-level domain application from a cryptocurrency company published by ICANN. The application is part of the 2026 New Generic Top-Level Domain Program and is supported by ICANN-accredited corporate domain registrar MarkMonitor. If approved, .frax will become a global internet top-level domain similar to .com and .org.Frax plans to allow users to own and manage .frax domain names on its blockchain Fraxtal through the Frax Name Service, while being resolved via the global domain name system. Related registrations will enter the Frax Burn Engine and permanently destroy FRAX. Founder Sam Kazemian stated: the cryptocurrency naming system allows internet identities to be owned, ICANN domains make them universally accessible, and .frax combines both, aiming for ownership to remain on-chain, domain names to be universally available, and to become programmable financial endpoints for people, businesses, applications, and AI agents.The plan will also extend Frax's financial network built around the fully-backed digital dollar frxUSD and the institutional connectivity platform FraxNet. Frax plans to explore the agency and machine payment functionalities of .frax domain names, including support for standards like x402, so that websites, applications, and autonomous software agents can identify counterparties, access services, and programmatically initiate stablecoin payments. Frax claims to have been serving users since 2020 and ranks 5th in the 2026 Fortune Crypto 100 stablecoin category.

Bitget expands institutional-level custody and over-the-counter settlement infrastructure, supporting diverse custody and settlement models

As the institutional market gradually develops towards the separation of custody and trading, Bitget is expanding its open custody and over-the-counter settlement infrastructure for institutional clients, providing more flexible asset custody, fund management, and trading access options.Currently, Bitget has partnered with institutions such as Copper ClearLoop, Cactus Custody Oasis, Fireblocks Off Exchange, OSL MirrorEX, Bitfire PrimeMirror, and Sygnum Protect to meet the differentiated needs of institutions in asset isolation, custody options, settlement efficiency, and liquidity access through diversified custody and settlement models.Bitget's CEO Gracy Chen stated that different types of institutions have varying needs for custody, settlement, and capital management. Bitget aims to allow institutions to choose solutions based on their operational models through open and compatible infrastructure, enhancing fund utilization efficiency and liquidity access capabilities while achieving asset risk isolation. This expansion is also an important part of Bitget's UEX strategy, with institutional services continuing to be a strategic focus to further enhance capital utilization efficiency and accelerate the integration of crypto assets with tokenized traditional financial infrastructure.

first_img Cryptocurrency investment company Deus X Capital has ceased operations and will officially liquidate in January 2027

The cryptocurrency and fintech investment company Deus X Capital has ceased operations and will officially liquidate on January 31, 2027. The investors behind it will shift to their respective independent investment strategies. The company was led by former Galaxy Digital executive Tim Grant, and Chief Investment Officer Stuart Connolly will remain to oversee the transition. Some of the invested enterprises will continue to operate with the participation of existing shareholders.The Morton family investors behind Deus X Capital are splitting their investment activities. Shane Morton is establishing Darius, which focuses on artificial intelligence, while Owen and Jason Morton have founded 95, which focuses on markets and fintech. Grant will serve as CEO of TensorX, the AI business owned by Darius under Shane Morton. Grant stated that he hopes to become a significant player in the European AI sector.Deus X Capital was established in October 2023, supported by a family office, with $1 billion in existing investments and deployable capital at its inception. Its strategy covers private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund allocations in the fields of digital assets, blockchain, fintech, and institutional capital markets. Its early investments include stakes in Galaxy Digital and asset management company Hilbert Group, with operations in Malta, London, and the UAE.
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