What's going on, y'all?

Welcome back to Blockspace Live coming at y'all fresh on this Wednesday.

Charlie, it is the sad violin edition of Blockspace Live.

We have got some pretty unfortunate stories.

Very important, though.

We're going to start off with the Prime

Trust suing ZAP Solutions strikes parent company for nearly $150 million in assets tied

to flows that were made from Prime to strike right before the company went bankrupt.

After that, we have Cush Bavaria back on to talk about Oren's partnership with the

International Continental Exchange for Compute Futures, a kind of follow-up from his segment

last week.

Then we also have Alexander Leashman of Riveron to talk about the Prime Trust debacle because there are a lot of

companies that Prime is trying to claw money back from. So more on this. In that interview,

we also have Glenn Cameron of Oneramp to talk about their Series A and also to talk on the

Prime Trust thing. Because if you got the CEO of an exchange,

we've also got executives from an institutional custody platform.

You got to be talking about what happened with this whole prime trust thing.

After that, for our second story of the day, we will be covering Nakamoto's reverse stock split.

That's right.

They are going to dodge a bullet from a, from a NASDAQ de-listing by splitting their stock 40 to 1.

And we will wrap up with news that tokenized equities are coming sooner rather than later as the SEC prepares a framework that should drop this week.

That's right. The bear market groundhog woke up and saw his shadow six more

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