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Odaily reports, Nasdaq-listed Forward Industries has confirmed that it submitted a non-binding proposal to the board of directors of Helius Medical Technologies (HSDT), the parent company of Solana Company, for an all-stock business combination. The HSDT board voted on June 12 to reject the offer and stated that it would not engage in further discussions regarding the transaction.Forward Industries expressed that it is "disappointed and surprised" by this decision, adding that it believes initiating dialogue is in the best interests of both companies and their shareholders. The proposal is indicative in nature, with specific valuation, exchange ratio, and subsequent plans yet to be disclosed.
According to CoinDesk, Belgian digital asset services firm Keyrock plans to acquire bankrupt crypto trading and lending company BlockFills for $3.25 million. Keyrock has already been designated the “successful bidder” by the court, and final approval of the deal is pending at a hearing scheduled for June 16, 2026. BlockFills filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in March this year under its parent company, Reliz Ltd., reporting liabilities between $100 million and $500 million, while holding assets valued at only $50 million to $100 million. This acquisition would grant Keyrock access to BlockFills’ institutional client network—including hedge funds, asset management firms, market makers, and mining companies—as well as its proprietary technology and intellectual property. BlockFills processed over $60 billion in trading volume in 2025 and served approximately 2,000 institutional clients. Keyrock previously completed its Series C funding round, led by SC Ventures, the investment arm of Standard Chartered Bank, achieving a valuation of $1.1 billion.
OnRe Finance has completed a $5 million funding round, co-led by Forward (Solana's largest treasury management firm) and Rockaway. The capital will be used to accelerate the development of on-chain reinsurance business on Solana. Forward plans to deploy up to $25 million into OnRe's ONyc token to gain exposure to tokenized reinsurance yields.
OnRe Finance has completed a $5 million funding round, co-led by Forward (Solana's largest treasury management firm) and Rockaway. The capital will be used to accelerate the development of on-chain reinsurance business on Solana. Forward plans to deploy up to $25 million into OnRe's ONyc token to gain exposure to tokenized reinsurance yields.
According to PR Newswire, Valour, a subsidiary of DeFi Technologies, has secured approximately USD 11 million in institutional investment to purchase its Hedera (HBAR)-related ETP products—around USD 10 million for the product listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and approximately USD 1 million for Valour Hedera SEK, listed on Sweden’s Spotlight Exchange. DeFi Technologies stated that both transactions were facilitated by its Abu Dhabi workshop, reflecting growing institutional demand for regulated, exchange-traded products providing exposure to Hedera and supporting the growth of its assets under management in the German market.
Odaily reports, Nasdaq-listed Forward Industries has confirmed that it submitted a non-binding proposal to the board of directors of Helius Medical Technologies (HSDT), the parent company of Solana Company, for an all-stock business combination. The HSDT board voted on June 12 to reject the offer and stated that it would not engage in further discussions regarding the transaction.Forward Industries expressed that it is "disappointed and surprised" by this decision, adding that it believes initiating dialogue is in the best interests of both companies and their shareholders. The proposal is indicative in nature, with specific valuation, exchange ratio, and subsequent plans yet to be disclosed.
According to Bloomberg, Salesforce has agreed to acquire Fin—a company developing AI-powered customer agents—for approximately $3.6 billion, advancing its enterprise AI business strategy.
Blockchain capital markets company Figure Technology Solutions has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Kiavi, an AI-driven real estate investment lending platform, for a total transaction consideration of $717 million. Concurrently, Figure will form a joint venture entity with Sixth Street to acquire the loan assets on Kiavi’s balance sheet.
According to CoinDesk, Belgian digital asset services firm Keyrock plans to acquire bankrupt crypto trading and lending company BlockFills for $3.25 million. Keyrock has already been designated the “successful bidder” by the court, and final approval of the deal is pending at a hearing scheduled for June 16, 2026. BlockFills filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in March this year under its parent company, Reliz Ltd., reporting liabilities between $100 million and $500 million, while holding assets valued at only $50 million to $100 million. This acquisition would grant Keyrock access to BlockFills’ institutional client network—including hedge funds, asset management firms, market makers, and mining companies—as well as its proprietary technology and intellectual property. BlockFills processed over $60 billion in trading volume in 2025 and served approximately 2,000 institutional clients. Keyrock previously completed its Series C funding round, led by SC Ventures, the investment arm of Standard Chartered Bank, achieving a valuation of $1.1 billion.
Nakamoto, a Nasdaq-listed bitcoin treasury company, announced that Chairman and CEO David Bailey purchased 191,448 shares of the company's common stock in the open market from May 26 to May 28, totaling nearly $1 million. Nakamoto disclosed that it holds over 5,000 bitcoins on its balance sheet, and as of now, David Bailey holds approximately 18.25% of the company's outstanding common stock. (Businesswire)
According to Bloomberg, Standard Chartered plans to acquire the crypto custody business of its majority-owned subsidiary Zodia Custody Ltd. to expand the bank’s digital asset services. The announcement states that Standard Chartered’s non-binding acquisition offer has been accepted by Zodia Custody’s other shareholders and note holders. Bloomberg previously reported this transaction proposal in April.