In a first for the decentralized finance space, DeFi Technologies Inc. has officially listed on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker DEFT — marking a new chapter for how traditional investors access crypto infrastructure.
No IPO. No capital raise. Just a clean uplisting from OTC to Nasdaq, CBOE Canada (DEFI), and Frankfurt (R9B) — and a flex of strength with 44.7M in reserves across cash, USDT, and digital assets.
“We’re proud to be the first company of our kind to offer equity investors direct exposure to DeFi.” — Olivier Roussy Newton, CEO, DeFi Technologies
This isn’t another crypto stock — this is an on-ramp for institutional-grade DeFi exposure.
DeFi Technologies runs a multi-arm platform that connects investors to digital assets with the guardrails of regulated finance.
Here’s the breakdown:
This isn’t a one-note DeFi bet. It’s diversified infrastructure, wrapped in public equity.
To celebrate the listing and update investors, DeFi Technologies will host a Q1 2025 earnings call:
Expect a breakdown of balance sheet numbers, strategic moves, and where they’re heading next in Q2.
Until now, access to DeFi has been:
With DEFT on Nasdaq, investors can now tap into the performance of the DeFi economy — without touching a wallet or private key.
This makes DeFi more legible, investable, and regulated — while still being deeply tied to Web3 infrastructure.
Let’s be real: 2025 isn’t exactly light on crypto regulation.
That’s why DeFi Technologies’ compliance-first model matters:
This could be the blueprint for other Web3-native companies eyeing public markets — without selling out decentralization.
DeFi is no longer an edge-case — it’s showing up on Wall Street tickers.
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