Quantum Chips, Crypto Vaults & Gold-Backed Tokens
DENVER, Colo., Oct 20, 2025 (247marketnews.com)- As Wall Street stirs to life this morning, attention is shifting beyond big tech earnings and Fed rumors toward bold plays in their respective lanes.
SEALSQ (NASDAQ:LAES) has taken the wraps off what may become a cornerstone in post-quantum digital infrastructure: the Quantum Shield QS7001, unveiled this week at the IQT Quantum+AI 2025 Conference in NYC. It’s the first hardware-embedded PQC chip compliant with NIST’s new quantum cryptographic standards (ML-KEM & ML-DSA).
Quantum computing threatens to upend traditional encryption (RSA/ECC). SEALSQ’s QS7001 offers a 10x performance gain, resistance to side-channel attacks, and tamper protection, while enabling custom firmware and hybrid crypto migrations. It’s aimed at defense, energy, healthcare, IoT and more.
SEALSQ’s hardware is expected to go into full production by mid-November, with additional variants (QVault TPM) arriving in early 2026. For investors, this move places LAES squarely among the most advanced and vertically integrated players in the $200B+ global security chip market, especially as U.S. and EU mandates accelerate PQC adoption before 2030.
Totaligent (OTCID:TGNT) is building momentum with the final beta launch of its AI-powered omnichannel advertising platform, designed specifically for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs)—a vast yet historically underserved segment of the adtech market.
With integrations into Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Twilio (NYSE:TWLO), alongside features like fraud-resistant attribution and real-time identity graphs, the platform is attracting early attention. As SMBs are expected to account for 70% of global ad spend by 2027, Totaligent may be seizing a pivotal opportunity just before mainstream adoption accelerates.
In a market where digital ad giants are showing signs of fatigue and martech disruption is gaining speed, TGNT is emerging as a stealth contender, quietly positioning itself to democratize AI-driven marketing for the businesses that need it most.
In a headline-grabbing pivot, Greenlane (NASDAQ:GNLN) announced a $110 million PIPE deal to launch its “BeraStrategy”, a digital asset treasury built entirely around Berachain (BERA). This move would make GNLN one of the largest public holders of BERA, a next-gen Layer 1 blockchain championing Proof of Liquidity.
The financing round, led by Polychain Capital, with participation from Blockchain.com, Kraken, North Rock Digital, dao5, CitizenX, and others, includes ~$60M in BERA tokens and ~$50M in cash.
Greenlane will continue its core distribution business but plans to build a BERA-backed treasury reserve, positioning itself as a blockchain-native public company with financial transparency and crypto-native governance.
This move would make GNLN one of the largest public holders of BERA, a next-gen Layer 1 blockchain championing Proof of Liquidity.
Datavault AI (NASDAQ:DVLT), known for its AI-powered data monetization tech, just took a massive leap into the world of Real-World Assets (RWAs) by launching a Swiss Digital RWA Exchange in partnership with Max International AG.
Anchored in Zurich, this exchange aims to tokenize assets like unmined gold, copper, and NIL rights, leveraging Switzerland’s DLT-friendly regulatory frameworks and Max International’s fiduciary credibility.
The platform combines:
- DVLT’s patented DataScore/DataValue tech for pricing and compliance
- Max’s Swiss “Fit and Proper” regulatory coverage
- NASDAQ-style governance infrastructure (via NYIAX lineage)
With tokenized assets projected to top $1 trillion by 2030, and many institutions still stymied by legal and risk barriers, DVLT may be offering the market’s first de-risked, regulated gateway for large-scale tokenization.
Canaan (NASDAQ:CAN) regained compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum bid price rule, signaling a potential rebound. The company also announced a strategic realignment to focus on its crypto‑hardware roots, dropping its non‑core AI semiconductor business to sharpen its crypto mining machine and self‑mining operations.
Hyperscale Data (NYSE:GPUS) is pivoting toward AI infrastructure and digital assets. The company has reduced debt by over $20 million and has approximately $27 million in cash as of June 2025 with total assets of about $214 million. It plans a Michigan AI data center expansion, potentially up to 340 MW capacity.
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