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DeFi Technologies Inc. (DEFTF) generates frequent news as a financial technology company focused on connecting traditional capital markets with decentralized finance. Its disclosures highlight developments across digital asset exchange traded products, international listings, partnerships and corporate initiatives, giving investors multiple angles to follow.
A significant portion of DeFi Technologies’ news flow relates to Valour, its asset management business line. Releases cover the launch of new digital asset ETPs on exchanges such as Spotlight Stock Market, European venues and Brazil’s B3, including products that reference major networks and themes and, in some cases, leveraged or yield-generating structures. These updates provide insight into how the company is expanding its product shelf and geographic reach.
Other announcements focus on capital markets and strategic expansion. Examples include the approval and launch of Brazilian Depositary Receipts representing DeFi Technologies’ Nasdaq-listed shares on B3, and a partnership with Professional Capital Management to pursue opportunities in the U.S. ETF market. Such items illustrate how the company is seeking to broaden access to its equity and to extend its presence in key regions.
News releases also address corporate matters and platform initiatives, such as clarifications on share ownership and depository imbalances, venture investments like the collaboration with Canada Stablecorp around the QCAD stablecoin, and updates on business momentum at Valour, including net inflows into its ETPs. Together, these stories offer context on operations, governance and strategic priorities.
Investors and observers who follow DeFi Technologies’ news can track product launches, regional expansion, partnerships, regulatory and governance updates, and platform-level milestones, all of which contribute to understanding how the company is positioning itself within digital asset and capital markets.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) will host a webinar titled DEFT Valour Investment Opportunity Index on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. ET. The session will cover the launch of the DEFT Valour Investment Opportunity (DVIO) Index and its implications for regulated investor flows and product development.
Andrew Forson, President of DeFi and Chief Growth Officer at Valour, will present index insights, discuss how regulated capital is allocated across the digital asset market, and explain how the index informs future market analytics and product design. Registration details are available from the company.
DeFi Technologies (NASDAQ: DEFT) and Valour launched the DEFT Valour Investment Opportunity (DVIO) Index on Feb 9, 2026. The DVIO is an institutional-grade benchmark tracking real investor flows across Valour's ETP platform, covering the top 50 digital assets by AUM with weekly updates.
The index powers recurring analytics, subscription reports, licensing opportunities, and a future analytics terminal built on integrated data and AI infrastructure.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) and Valour are partnering with MERGE to host the DeFi Technologies Insights Symposium in São Paulo on March 16, 2026, as part of MERGE week (March 16–19).
The program includes a curated symposium, an invitation-only institutional summit at Theatro Municipal (March 17), and the MERGE main conference at WTC São Paulo (March 18–19). The partnership builds on Valour's December 2025 Brazil expansion and signals continued engagement with Brazilian and Latin American institutional markets.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) announced that venture portfolio company Stablecorp's QCAD Digital Trust has signed a definitive agreement with VersaBank to act as custodian for QCAD, Canada’s first regulatory-compliant CAD stablecoin. The custody arrangement uses VersaBank's VersaVault solution and includes custody fees and a spread on QCAD deposits.
This custody relationship is presented as strengthening institutional-grade infrastructure, supporting scaled adoption of tokenized Canadian dollars, and validating DeFi Technologies' strategic investment in Stablecorp and QCAD expansion plans.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) subsidiary Valour has received approval from the UK Financial Conduct Authority and the London Stock Exchange to offer select yield-bearing crypto ETPs to UK retail investors, effective January 26, 2026. Approved UK base prospectuses cover 1Valour Bitcoin Physical Staking (ISIN GB00BRBV3124) and 1Valour Ethereum Physical Staking (ISIN GB00BRBMZ190). These exchange-listed ETPs provide physically-backed BTC and ETH exposure with a staking yield component reflected in each ETP's NAV, and will be accessible through traditional UK brokerage and investment platforms via the LSE.
This expands prior professional-investor LSE launches to UK retail, aiming to broaden regulated retail access to digital asset exposure through familiar exchange-listed instruments.
Burford Capital (BUR) has given notice that it intends to redeem in full the £175,000,000 5.000% guaranteed bonds due 2026 (ISIN XS1614096425) on January 30, 2026 under Condition 8.3 (redemption at issuer option).
The redemption price will be the higher of 100% of principal or a make-whole price based on the Gross Redemption Yield of 1.5% Treasury Stock due 2026 on the Make-Whole Reference Date (January 27, 2026) plus 1.00%, as reported by the appointed Financial Adviser, Allia C&C. Accrued but unpaid interest to (but excluding) the Repayment Date will also be paid.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) reported that Valour generated an estimated $138.2 million of net inflows in 2025 (including $116.2 million through Q3 and an estimated $22.0 million in Q4), its highest annual total on record. Valour had no months of net outflows, finished 2025 with 102 listed ETPs, and reported approximately $989.1 million AUM as of Sept 30, 2025. Management cited a vertically integrated issuer model with projected blended monetization of ~5–7% from management and staking, plus upside from trading, IP, node operations, and MEV, and said product and geographic expansion remain priorities.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) issued a Year-End CEO letter outlining 2025 progress and 2026 priorities. Key facts: Valour reached 102 ETPs; the company raised $100 million; as of Sept 30, 2025 it held $165.7 million in cash, cash equivalents and digital asset treasury plus $44.0 million in venture investments and no debt. Reported through Q3: approximately $80 million revenue and $39 million operating income. Market cap was ~$285.8 million with an implied core operating value of ~$76.1 million after treasury and venture values. Strategic priorities: scale AUM, launch second‑generation institutional products, expand Valour Custody and market infrastructure, deepen Stillman institutional execution, and pursue selective M&A and geographic expansion.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) and subsidiary Valour marked their entry into Brazil with a bell-ringing ceremony at B3 in São Paulo on Dec 19, 2025, launching DEFT31 BDRs plus five BRL‑denominated Valour ETPs (BTCV, ETHV, XRPV, VSOL, VSUI).
The listings give Brazilian investors local, regulated access to DeFi Technologies equity and major digital assets via existing brokerage and custody rails and represent Valour's first listing outside Europe, establishing a platform for wider Latin American expansion.
DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) provided a clarifying update on share ownership and depository imbalances and announced the immediate resignation of director Stefan Hascoet on Dec 22, 2025.
The company retained ShareIntel in June 2025 and received point-in-time reports dated June 23, June 30 and July 15, 2025, with two additional reports since showing continued imbalances in the US and Canada. DeFi contacted 14 broker-dealers, received 5 responses attributing discrepancies to settlement timing, securities lending, currency reporting and intermediary coverage, and continues to seek further reconciliations. The company said it does not believe imbalances affected the 2025 shareholder meeting voting results.