DeFi Technologies reports developments in its digital asset financial technology platform, which connects traditional capital markets with decentralized finance. Recurring updates cover Valour, its regulated digital asset ETP issuer; Stillman Digital, its institutional digital asset trading and liquidity platform; DeFi Alpha, its internal trading and arbitrage business; research activity; and strategic capital deployment.
Company news also includes institutional distribution partnerships, DVIO Index references, digital asset ETP inflows and product expansion, venture portfolio activity such as Stablecorp's QCAD stablecoin, financial results, governance and reporting-status matters, and commercial leadership for European market expansion.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) reported its June 2025 performance, with subsidiary Valour achieving US$771M (C$1.04B) in AUM, marking a 5% month-over-month decrease. The company maintained strong net inflows of US$4.5M (C$6.2M) in June, bringing YTD inflows to US$75.9M.
The company holds a robust financial position with US$62.4M in total cash and treasury, including US$14M in cash/USDT and US$48.4M in digital assets. Key developments include the appointment of former Commerzbank CEO Dr. Manfred Knof as Valour's Chairman, strategic partnerships through Reflexivity Research, and the launch of four new ETPs. DeFi Technologies maintains its 2025 revenue guidance of US$201.07M.
DeFi Technologies (NASDAQ:DEFT) subsidiary Valour has launched eight new SEK-denominated Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) on Sweden's Spotlight Stock Market. The new ETPs track cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin Cash, Unus Sed Leo, OKB, Polygon, Algorand, Filecoin, Arbitrum, and Stacks.
This expansion brings Valour's total ETP offerings to over 75 products across major European exchanges, positioning it as one of the most comprehensive digital asset ETP issuers globally. The company remains on track to reach its goal of 100 listed products by the end of 2025.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) has announced the results of its 2025 Annual and Special Meeting of shareholders. The meeting saw 127,577,203 common shares voted, representing 38.69% of the company's issued and outstanding shares.
All six nominated directors were successfully elected with varying levels of support. Notable results include Chase Ergen and Per von Rosen receiving over 94% approval, while other nominees received approval ratings between 74-76%. Shareholders strongly approved the appointment of auditors with 95.592% in favor, and passed the Share Incentive Plan with 70.365% support.