Cryptology’s listing on Xetra comes on the heels of the recent news that Cryptology had begun a share buyback program in July, as well as an announcement of a planned up-listing to the Regulated Marker of the B�rse Dusseldorf.
CEO Patrick Lowry said “Cryptology shares are, in my opinion, the best way to get holistic exposure to the growth of Bitcoin and crypto markets for European investors. A listing on Xetra means more investors will be able to access Cryptology shares, enhancing trading liquidity.”
Now listed on Xetra, Cryptology shares also trade on several German exchanges including Börse Düsseldorf, Gettex and Tradegate. In order to even further increase trading liquidity and open up to new shareholder groups, Cryptology is currently exploring an international listing as well as planning an up-listing to the Regulated Market of the Börse Dusseldorf, tentatively scheduled for November of this year.
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Cryptology Asset Group (ISIN: MT0001770107; Ticker: CAP:GR) is a leading European holding company for crypto assets and blockchain-based business models. Founded by Christian Angermayer’s family office, Apeiron Investment Group, and crypto-legend Mike Novogratz, Cryptology is the largest publicly traded holding company for blockchain- and crypto-based business models in Europe. Noteworthy portfolio companies include crypto-giant and EOSIO software publisher B1, leading HPC provider Northern Data, commission-free online neobroker nextmarkets, and crypto asset management group Iconic Holding.
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