- CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III raised $200 million in its IPO.
- Trading begins on Nasdaq under the ticker “KOYNU”.
- The IPO was led by CEO Charles T. Cassel III and Chairman Vik Mittal.
- Focus on digital assets and blockchain infrastructure.
- 20 million units issued at $10 each.
- Strong institutional backing indicated by bookrunner Cohen & Company Securities.
CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III raised $200 million in its IPO on August 26, 2025, gearing up to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker “KOYNU” on August 27.
This IPO highlights growing interest in digital asset investments, potentially influencing market activity in blockchain infrastructure, with no immediate effect on major cryptocurrencies like BTC or ETH yet.
CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III Raises $200M
CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III successfully raised $200 million in its IPO on August 26, 2025. Trading begins under “KOYNU” on Nasdaq, aiming to invest in the digital asset infrastructure sector.
The IPO was led by CEO Charles T. Cassel III and Chairman Vik Mittal. They focus on digital assets and blockchain infrastructure, leveraging experience from Consilium Investment Management and Meteora Capital.
Vik Mittal, Chairman & CFO, CSLM Digital Asset Acquisition Corp III, – “We are excited to be listing on Nasdaq and targeting the digital asset and blockchain infrastructure sectors.”
Significant Market Impacts
The $200 million funding was achieved through issuance of 20 million units at $10 each. Experts predict significant impact on blockchain infrastructure development, although immediate market reactions await further acquisitions. The financial sector could see shifts as CSLM targets “Frontier Growth Markets.” Cohen & Company Securities acted as the bookrunner, indicating strong institutional backing and interest in digital assets.
The listing is expected to enhance visibility for digital asset SPACs, although no major cryptocurrencies were directly affected. Potential benefits depend on future acquisitions and market conditions. With no immediate regulatory concerns, CSLM’s progress is monitored closely to evaluate future financial and technological outcomes. Comparable SPACs in the sector have influenced digital infrastructure growth before.
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