Under the agreement, CoinShares shareholders will receive new shares issued by Odysseus Holdings. Once completed, Odysseus will become the parent company listed on Nasdaq U.S. For investors, the transaction delivers a 30.6% premium compared to the September 5, 2025, closing price. This premium highlights the scale of the move for existing shareholders. 

CoinShares SPAC merger details 

The transaction is structured as a court-approved scheme of arrangement under Jersey law. CoinShares will cover all costs tied to the SEC registration process and the Nasdaq application. This ensures that shareholders do not face additional expenses during the transition. 

According to the timeline, the merger is expected to commence on December 17, 2025. From that date, CoinShares’ presence will officially shift to the U.S. market. Investors will hold shares directly tradable on Nasdaq U.S., giving them access to deeper liquidity and broader institutional demand. 

Impact of Nasdaq U.S. listing on investors 

A Nasdaq U.S. listing will significantly boost the visibility of CoinShares. It will also provide stronger access to global institutional investors. In addition, the move is designed to enhance liquidity and align the company with larger digital asset peers trading in the U.S. 

At the same time, CoinShares will keep its European operations active. However, this transition strengthens its position on the international stage. Once regulatory and court approvals are secured, CoinShares will officially stand among the largest digital asset firms listed on Nasdaq U.S. 

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