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Coinbase and GenTwo Digital announce partnership for custody and execution

Zurich/Zug, Switzerland, 12 January 2023 – GenTwo Digital, the Zug-based subsidiary of GenTwo, today announces a partnership with Coinbase, the publicly-listed cryptocurrency platform. GenTwo Digital, the leading provider of innovative securitization platforms is herewith extending the investment universe on digital assets for professional investors. This allows all Coinbase crypto assets to be wrapped in bankable financial investment products and enables financial intermediaries to issue innovative certificates such AMC’s (Actively Management Certificates). Any financial intermediary can create white labelled investment products in collaboration with GenTwo Digital and execute via Coinbase’s platform. 

Just Play Debuts Learning Activity Centre on Amazon featuring Early…

PHILADELPHIA (PRWEB) July 23, 2021 As the U.S. distributor and licensor of the award-winning preschool brand from the United Kingdom, Early Learning Centre, leading global toy company, Just Play is launching new products and initiatives that offer rich developmental content and experiences for families with children, available exclusively on Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN). The new ‘Learning Activity Centre’ is part of Early Learning Centre’s Amazon brand store and features extensive resources for parents looking to support their child’s learning and development, including award-winning products, engaging curriculum-driven activities, and expert advice. In

Ole Gunnar Solskjær joins ULTI Agency, OverActive Media raises $40m | ESI Digest #38

Each week, ESI Digest breaks down the weekly happenings in the esports industry, making sense of things so you don’t have to. As well as being housed on YouTube, ESI Digest is available on all major podcast platforms and is also available in written form below. On this week’s ESI Digest we cover, Ole Gunnar Solskjær and Jim Solbakken becoming owners of ULTI Agency, OverActive Media’s $40m investment, Enthusiast Gaming looking to list shares on NASDAQ, Epic Games raising $1bn, and the University of Kentucky (UK) joining forces with Gen.G to launch an

Enthusiast Gaming Files SEC Registration, NASDAQ Listing to Go Live Next Week 

Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) listed Canadian esports and media company Enthusiast Gaming Holdings announced that it has filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as part of the company’s efforts to get its common shares listed on the NASDAQ. Following the effectiveness of the Form 40-F filed with the SEC, Enthusiast Gaming will become a reporting issuer in the U.S., which is a requirement for the company’s listing on the NASDAQ.  Enthusiast Gaming is already operationally present in the U.S., including an operations office, broadcast studio, and sales group in Los Angeles, and additional sales

Enthusiast Gaming announces intention to list shares on NASDAQ

North American esports organisation Enthusiast Gaming has announced its intention to list shares on the NASDAQ, as the company aims to expand its shareholder base and increase development. As such, the organisation, which owns Luminosity Gaming, Overwatch League franchise Vancouver Titans, and Call Of Duty League side Seattle Surge, has filed a Registration Statement on Form 40-F with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Credit: Enthusiast Gaming RELATED: Brazilian company Final Level raises £1.14m Form 40-F being declared effective by the SEC is a requirement for the organisation to list

Astralis Applies for Dual Listing on US Stock Exchange

Following interest from multiple American companies, esports brand Astralis Group applied for a listing on the US stock exchange after officially going public in 2019.When the Danish organization became a public company, the news quickly spread in the esports industry. After all, it was the first squad to do so, which paved the way for all the others. Having roots in three of the most popular games in FIFA, CS:GO, and League of Legends, Astralis Group attracted gazes from many investors.Astralis on US Stock ExchangeEven though Astralis is a national

Astralis Group announces intention to trade in US market

Danish esports organisation Astralis Group has announced its intention to trade in the US market through a dual quotation on the OTCQX Best Market. According to the release, the organisation has applied to be publicly listed in the country due to ‘growing US investor interest’ in Astralis Group. Photo credit: Astralis Group / DreamHack RELATED: Astralis extends and expands HP commercial partnership If proven successful, US-based investors will be able to purchase Astralis Group shares. The organisation has also stated that the listing is expected to increase liquidity. Anders Hørsholt,

Astralis gearing up for US Stock Exchange listing

Denmark’s esports pride, Astralis which owns multiple rosters across esports titles is looking to gear up for a listing on the US Stock exchange, the company Tweeted today. The announcement said the listing on the stock exchange was in accordance with the growing interest of US investors in their organization. Astralis Group became the first esports team to get listed when they made their debut on the Danish Nasdaq exchange in December 2019. The listing didn’t turn out to be extraordinary. Astralis Group applies for trading on OTCQXWe are pleased

Super League Gaming will acquire Mobcrush game livestreaming platform

GamesBeat Summit 2021 #GBSummit returns with two days of content and networking designed for industry executives. April 28-29, 2021 Register Now Join Transform 2021 for the most important themes in enterprise AI & Data. Learn more. Amateur esports and game community firm Super League Gaming has agreed to acquire Mobcrush, the game livestreaming platform that distributes video to a variety of mobile and PC platforms. The Santa Monica, California-based Super League Gaming, which is publicly traded on Nasdaq, runs esports events and entertainment for everyday players of all ages. Mobcrush