Kaiko, a digital asset data provider, has extended its Series B to $110 million in a round led by S&P Global, with participation from BNP Paribas, Bpifrance, Broadridge, Canton Foundation, Coinbase Ventures, DRW Venture Capital, Nasdaq Ventures, Royal Bank of Canada, Stellar, and Susquehanna Private Equity Investments, among others.

The funding sharpens Kaiko’s push into both core market data and infrastructure services for tokenized financial markets.

An industry working group chaired by Kaiko will coordinate data and infrastructure needed to bring tokenized products into production.

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The round signals Wall Street’s view of on-chain markets as infrastructure to build out, not just a trend to watch.

Separately, the SEC plans a regulatory roundtable on September 17 examining 24-hour trading in US equities, highlighting regulatory attention to tokenized and continuous markets.

Discussions at the SEC roundtable will cover market readiness, safeguards, and the potential expansion to 24/7 trading for tokenized assets.

Regulators are intensifying scrutiny of 24-hour trading, with the SEC event focusing on readiness and investor protections.

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The roundup details 14 deals totaling about $198.25 million, with concrete figures available for 10 of them.

Regulatory warnings have accompanied exchanges offering stock-based products like perpetual futures, underscoring investor-risk concerns in expanded crypto products.

The broader objective is to move tokenized Treasuries, money market funds, equities, and bonds into production-scale markets, with data quality and regulatory controls as core challenges.