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Securitize, a regulated tokenization infrastructure company, went public via merger with Cantor Equity Partners II, Inc. (Nasdaq: CEPT). The deal closed on July 1, 2026, and the combined company began trading on the NYSE under SECZ on July 2, 2026. The bull case is category leadership in tokenized securities; the bear case is that execution, regulation, and dilution still matter more than the story.
StableCoinX is going public by merging with TLGY Acquisition Corp., the SPAC that traded under TLGY before the deal closed. The combined company began trading on Nasdaq as USDE on June 26, 2026, and the setup hinges on whether investors buy the Ethena-linked growth story despite heavy dilution and crypto risk.
Yes, Cerebras is publicly traded on Nasdaq under CBRS. If you want exposure without buying the stock, the closest public alternatives investors look at are NVIDIA, AMD, and Broadcom.
Yes, Rivian (pre-IPO archive) is publicly traded on Nasdaq under RIVN. If you missed the private-stage story, the realistic paths now are buying the stock directly or using public EV and auto peers as proxies.
Yes — Reddit (pre-IPO archive) is publicly traded on the NYSE under RDDT, so retail investors can buy it like any other listed stock. If you want exposure to the social-advertising theme instead, Snap, Pinterest, and Meta are the closest public alternatives shareholders look at.
Yes, Klarna is publicly traded on the NYSE under KLAR. If you want exposure now, you can buy the stock directly; if you want a closer operating proxy, investors usually compare it with Affirm, Block, and PayPal.
Yes, SpaceX is publicly traded under SPCX on Nasdaq. If you missed the IPO, the closest ways in are comparable public stocks, a handful of funds with SpaceX exposure, or private secondary markets for accredited investors.
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