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When a fusion energy company and a decarbonization SPAC find each other, the real question is not about the technology. It is about whether public markets can hold long-duration science assets.

The de-SPAC wave hitting quantum hardware is a timeline signal for when post-quantum cryptography moves from a risk register item to a vendor procurement decision.

When a digital asset company files for a public listing through a SPAC with over $1 billion raised, the structure of institutional XRP adoption changes in a specific and trackable way.

When a century-old institutional SPAC picks neutral-atom quantum computing over fintech, the deal structure deserves a close read.

A SPAC merger with Terra Quantum AG has crossed into shareholder communication territory, and the valuation math deserves a hard look.

When a Form 425 filing names an advanced nuclear developer as the target, it creates a public market valuation reference that reshapes how private capital prices the entire sector.

A Form 425 filing confirms the autonomous freight company is entering US public markets, and the window for pre-close positioning is open right now.

When a biotech shell amends its charter, sells private equity, and rebrands around a crypto token in six months, that is not a rebrand. That is a new entity wearing an old listing.

When three hardware companies file for public markets in the same week, that is a capital allocation signal, not a trend piece.

A May 26 SEC filing confirms the deal is signed and the redemption countdown has started, and that matters more than the headline valuation.

When small-cap companies go silent on filings, the pattern matters more than any single name.

A Permian Basin land royalty company just replaced its private capital structure with a public one, and the terms tell you how a Tier 1 bank values land rights today.

Glassnode has put a precise supply figure on quantum vulnerability in Bitcoin, and the path to fixing it runs through a consensus process that has no deadline.

Payward's 150-person layoff is a pre-IPO preparation signal, and the valuation Kraken earns will serve as the clearest benchmark for crypto infrastructure since Coinbase's 2021 listing.

A single IPO just set a public valuation anchor for every private AI chip company on earth, and the implications reach further than most capital markets practitioners have mapped.

When a public equity is absorbed and delisted, the legal foundation for tokenized shares disappears with it, and that is a structural problem the RWA industry has not fully priced in.