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DeFi Technologies (NASDAQ:DEFT) discussed Q2 results on an earnings call. Management said effective management-fee yield was about 1% and effective staking yield fell to 2.4% due to lower asset prices and weaker altcoin markets. The firm reported CAD 119.8M total liquidity, including CAD 60.3M cash, and negative mark-to-market adjustments of CAD 16.3M. It plans to launch a Smart Crypto Fund in Q3 and target annual cash operating costs of CAD 36M to CAD 39M.

DeFi Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq: DEFT) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $7.8M and an operating loss of $2.3M, versus $13.1M revenue and a $0.9M operating loss in Q2 2025. As of June 30, 2026 it held about $135M total cash and digital asset treasury/portfolio. Valour generated $3.0M income and $22.8M net inflows; Stillman Digital earned $2.5M trading commissions.

DeFi Technologies CEO said in a letter the firm takes its shares’ roughly 23% one-month drop seriously, citing a weak crypto market, sector rotation, and one-off capital raise factors. The company also said Sweden’s FSA did not approve its UCITS crypto-asset structure. CEO cited 2025 record revenue and net income, about $150m Q1 end cash, profitability, and plans including a hedge fund launch and FSA appeal.

DeFi Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq: DEFT; Cboe CA: DEFI) reported 2026 AGM voting results. Shareholders elected the director nominees and approved the auditors. Auditors were approved by 92.276% (4.967% withheld). A share consolidation passed 73.271% in favor; by-law amendments passed 90.420% and 64.279% in favor. 123,237,762 shares voted (~31.77%).

DeFi Technologies has partnered with OMFIF's Digital Monetary Institute, integrating its DVIO Index as a recurring institutional data reference for central banks, regulators, and institutional investors. This partnership aims to increase the visibility of Valour's regulated digital asset ETP platform and foster dialogue on digital asset regulation. Andrew Forson, President of DeFi Technologies, will also speak at the Digital Money Summit 2026, discussing custody, staking, and consumer protection in the digital asset space.

DeFi Technologies is facing a Nasdaq compliance deadline due to its stock price falling below $1.00 and a securities class-action lawsuit alleging misrepresentation. Despite these challenges, its subsidiary Valour reported record operational success in 2025 with significant inflows and global expansion into Brazil and the UK, alongside progress in its stablecoin venture with Stablecorp. The coming months will be crucial for the company to demonstrate if its operational growth can overcome its legal and regulatory hurdles.

DeFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:DEFT) experienced an 18.4% decrease in short interest as of February 13th, totaling 20,859,504 shares, which represents 5.4% of the stock and a short-interest ratio of 6.3 days. Despite an average analyst rating of "Moderate Buy" with a $4.50 target, the stock is trading near its 12-month low of $0.68 and faces recent downgrades from some firms. The company, focused on decentralized finance and digital asset investments, also saw several institutional investors modify their holdings in Q2.

Northland Securities has revised its FY2026 EPS estimate for DeFi Technologies (NASDAQ:DEFT) down to ($0.01) from $0.08. This downgrade follows similar actions from other brokerages, including Benchmark cutting its price target to $3 and Weiss Ratings and Wall Street Zen issuing "sell" ratings. Despite these changes, the consensus rating from MarketBeat remains a "Moderate Buy" with a $4.50 price target, as the stock trades near its 1-year low, and institutional investors like Charles Schwab and Millennium Management have significantly increased their stakes.

Kahn Swick & Foti, LLC (KSF) has notified investors of DeFi Technologies Inc. (NasdaqCM:DEFT) about a class action securities lawsuit. The lawsuit seeks to recover losses for investors affected by alleged securities fraud between May 12, 2025, and November 14, 2025. Investors have until January 30, 2026, to apply to be a lead plaintiff in the case.

DeFi Technologies announced that its subsidiary, Valour Inc., has received UK regulatory approval from the FCA and on the London Stock Exchange to offer select yield-bearing crypto ETPs to UK retail investors, starting January 26, 2026. The approved products include 1Valour Bitcoin Physical Staking (ISIN: GB00BRBV3124) and 1Valour Ethereum Physical Staking (ISIN: GB00BRBMZ190), expanding access beyond professional investors. This move allows UK retail investors to gain regulated exposure to Bitcoin and Ethereum with a staking yield component through traditional brokerage accounts.