#SPGlobalMèneKaikoRound
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S&P Global a mené un investissement stratégique dans Kaiko, portant sa série B à 110 millions de dollars. BNP Paribas, Nasdaq Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, DRW VC, RBC et Stellar ont co-investi pour construire une infrastructure de données pour les marchés tokenisés. Le trading on-chain 24h/24 et 7j/7 nécessite des données continues de tarification, d’évaluation et de conformité. Cela signale que les fournisseurs d’indices, les banques et les sociétés de trading se disputent les normes de données on-chain. La finance traditionnelle comblera-t-elle le manque de couche de données pour l’échelle RWA, ou concentrera-t-elle la puissance de tarification on-chain ?
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#Wall_Street isn’t buying a token this time. It’s buying the measuring tape.
#Crypto-data firm #Kaiko raised $110M, led by $S&P Global, with $Nasdaq, $BNP Paribas, $RBC, $Bpifrance and Susquehanna joining. Kaiko already tracks 150+ exchanges and protocols.
The signal: institutions are spending real money on the infrastructure needed to price tokenized markets not just speculate on them.
An iconic moment following our announcement earlier this week of the extension of Kaiko’s Series B to $110 million. We gathered with our investors, partners, and Kaikoers in front of the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square to celebrate this milestone.
Seeing Kaiko displayed in the heart of New York was a powerful reminder of how far we’ve come, and of the collective ambition driving what comes next.
Thank you to our investors @SPGlobal, @Nasdaq, @BNPParibas, @Bpifrance, @Broadridge, @CantonNetwork, @cbventures, @DRW, @RBC, @StellarOrg, Susquehanna, @anthemis, @PointNineCap, @Revaia_Cap, as well as our partners and the entire Kaiko team, for being part of this journey.
We’re very proud of this moment and excited for the next chapter!
Crypto data provider Kaiko has extended its Series B funding round to $110 million, with S&P Global leading the investment and BNP Paribas, Coinbase Ventures, Nasdaq, Royal Bank of Canada and Stellar among the other participants. The company framed the raise as a sign of convergence between digital and traditional finance, saying it shows institutions running today's capital markets are investing in the data infrastructure required to operate tokenized markets.
The round dates back to May 2022, when Kaiko announced a $53 million Series B that tripled its valuation. That valuation remains undisclosed. A year earlier, the firm closed a $24 million Series A led by Anthemis and Underscore VC. Kaiko did not immediately respond to a CoinDesk request for further information.
Founded in France in 2014, Kaiko said the new money will expand its data infrastructure to support the growth of 24/7 digital markets and strengthen its data business and product offering, which serves more than 150 exchanges and blockchain protocols. "Digital asset markets operate 24/7, and the infrastructure supporting them must do the same," the firm said.
Tokenized markets can trade around the clock; credible valuation has to keep up.
S&P Global leading the investment that brings Kaiko's Series B to $110M puts the data layer in focus. My read: institutional backing could help close that gap, but scale will depend on whether pricing standards remain open to competition. Shared infrastructure and concentrated pricing power can grow together.
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S&P Global expands investment in crypto data
S&P Global has led a strategic investment in crypto data company Kaiko, extending its Series B to $110 million.
The bigger story isn't just the funding.
Traditional financial infrastructure companies are increasingly investing directly in the data and infrastructure powering digital assets.
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Bavardage du marché : Kioxia du Japon envisage une cotation ADR américaine à 10 milliards de dollars
22h50 HAE, 14/09/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Kioxia Holdings (TYO:285A) prévoit de lever au moins 10 milliards de dollars via une introduction en bourse américaine d'American Depositary Receipts (ADR), a rapporté Bloomberg News lundi, citant des sources proches du dossier.
Le fabricant japonais de puces mémoire a eu des discussions préliminaires avec Bank of America, Goldman Sachs et JPMorgan Chase concernant une éventuelle offre en 2027, selon le rapport.
Les plans en sont encore à un stade précoce,
