According to The Information Thursday, NASDAQ is requiring shareholder approval for companies seeking to issue new shares to finance encrypted money purchases to ensure that investors understand the company ' s strategy. As more and more companies move towards holding encrypted assets in the direction of the Trump Government ' s support for encrypted money, many companies have adopted complex structures and large-scale financing rounds, prompting NASDAQ to introduce rules to preserve market integrity and protect investors.
However, shareholder voting may delay transactions and create uncertainty about the encryption of the market. Companies that fail to comply will face the risk of NASDAQ suspending or withdrawing. According to the encryption consulting firm Architect Partners, 124 companies listed in the United States this year announced plans to raise more than $133 billion for the purchase of encrypted currency. Of these, 94 were listed in NASDAQ, compared to only 17 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Following the strategy of the software manufacturer led by Michael Saylor, the company has acquired 71 billion bitcoin over the past five years, transforming it into a popular stock. As companies compete to accumulate tokens and try to become major shares in specific digital assets, their success depends on fast-track fund-raising and stock-sending capabilities.
Before NASDAQ took action, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced this week that registered United States exchanges were allowed to list and facilitate certain spot-encrypted asset transactions. This announcement, as part of the SEC's “encrypted project” and the CFTC's “encrypted sprint”, is seen as progress in supporting the regulation of the United States encryption market.