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Fineqia International Inc. reports news as a digital asset and investment business focused on blockchain-based decentralized finance and crypto asset-backed exchange-traded products. Its European subsidiary, Fineqia AG, issues products including the Fineqia FTSE Cardano Enhanced Yield ETN and the Fineqia Bitcoin Yield ETP, with updates covering listings, cross-listings, assets under management, yield structures and related fee revenue.
Recurring company developments also include service-provider and investment-adviser appointments for ETP administration, blockchain and real-world-asset tokenization investments, advisory board changes and exposure to dApps, DeFi and blockchain protocols. News commonly addresses the operating and market context for Fineqia's listed digital-asset products in Europe.
Fineqia International (CSE:FNQ) has announced a strategic investment in Satsuma Technology PLC (LSE: SATS), a London Stock Exchange-listed company focused on Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) activities and AI infrastructure. Satsuma Technology has recently secured a £163.6 million convertible loan note financing, which was oversubscribed by 64%.
Satsuma Technology, with a market capitalization of £8.71 million, holds 1,148 Bitcoin in its treasury through a Singapore-based subsidiary. The company is also developing decentralized AI infrastructure on the Bittensor network. Fineqia's investment represents less than 2% of its current market capitalization, aligning with its strategy in decentralization technologies, Web 3.0, and AI.
Fineqia International (CSE:FNQ) has announced the cross-listing of its Bitcoin yield-bearing ETP (YBTC) on Euronext Amsterdam and Paris exchanges. The ETP targets a 6% annual yield through DeFi activities, automatically converting yields into Bitcoin to increase investor holdings.
Originally launched on the Vienna Stock Exchange, YBTC has accumulated $16.2 million in AUM, contributing to Fineqia AG's total AUM of $50.1 million. The product joins Fineqia's existing FTSE Cardano Enhanced Yield ETN (YADA) with $33.9 million AUM. The Euronext listing expands investor access within Europe's established exchange platform, which currently hosts over 3,300 ETPs including 156 crypto products.
Fineqia International (CSE:FNQ) announces strong performance of its yield-bearing Bitcoin ETP, which has accumulated $15.1 million in AUM. The Fineqia Bitcoin Yield ETP (YBTC) combines Bitcoin exposure with DeFi yield-generating activities, offering a unique value proposition for European institutional investors.
Together with its Cardano Enhanced Yield ETN (YADA) product's $25.95 million, Fineqia's total AUM reaches $41 million. The YBTC product, listed on Wiener Börse, automatically reinvests DeFi-generated rewards back into Bitcoin. The product charges a 1.5% annual management fee and 20% fee on generated yield.
Fineqia International (OTC:FNQQF) has launched the world's first regulated Bitcoin yield-generating ETP (YBTC) on the Vienna Stock Exchange. The innovative product targets a 6% annual yield through DeFi activities, automatically converting earnings into additional Bitcoin for investors.
The physically-backed ETP allows investors to maintain full Bitcoin exposure while earning compound returns through DeFi protocols, all within a regulated framework. This launch comes as Bitcoin ETPs globally manage over $150 billion in assets, with institutional interest in crypto products rising significantly.
The product is issued by Fineqia AG and advised by Psalion Operations Ltd, offering in-kind investment options for existing Bitcoin holders. It joins Fineqia's growing portfolio of yield-oriented crypto investment vehicles, including their Cardano Enhanced Yield ETN.
[ "First regulated Bitcoin ETP offering DeFi-based yield (6% target)", "Provides compound returns while maintaining full Bitcoin exposure", "Offers daily liquidity and transparent pricing in a compliant vehicle", "Allows cost-free in-kind transfers for existing Bitcoin holders" ]Fineqia International (OTC:FNQQF) has appointed Tether co-founder Reeve Collins to its advisory board. Collins, who brings over a decade of blockchain experience, will support Fineqia's mission to advance regulated crypto Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) across Europe.
Collins is currently chairman and co-founder of WeFi, a DeFi platform developing Deobank, and co-founded STBL.com alongside Fineqia CEO Bundeep Singh Rangar. The appointment follows Fineqia's launch of its first Exchange-Traded Note (ETN) in January - the Fineqia FTSE Cardano Enhanced Yield ETN (YADA).
Fineqia International (CSE:FNQ, OTC:FNQQF) has partnered with Apex Group to provide administrative services for its European subsidiary, Fineqia AG. Apex Group, which manages over $3 trillion in global assets, will handle core functions including accounting and NAV calculations for Fineqia AG's crypto-backed ETPs.
The collaboration, initiated in December 2024, aims to ensure institutional-grade management of Fineqia's crypto-collateralized ETPs. Notably, Fineqia AG recently launched the FTSE Cardano Enhanced Yield ETN (YADA), the world's first ETP utilizing underlying crypto assets in DeFi protocols. Listed on Vienna and Stuttgart Stock Exchanges, the ETP has accumulated C$45 million in AUM shortly after launch.
Fineqia International (CSE:FNQ)(OTC:FNQQF) held its Annual General Meeting on March 28, 2025, with 1,040,968,864 shares represented by proxy, accounting for 63.06% of total outstanding shares. Shareholders approved all proposed resolutions, including:
- Election of three directors: Bundeep Singh Rangar, Martin Graham, and Brij Chadda
- Reappointment of Forbes Andersen LLP as auditor
- Approval of 20% rolling stock option plan
The voting results showed strong support with approximately 90% of votes in favor of most resolutions. The Board of Directors election saw over 1 billion votes supporting each candidate, while the stock option plan received 1,016,189,501 favorable votes against 13,662,295 opposed.