The Nasdaq stock code FXHO for Feixiaohao will take effect on July 2, enabling the connection to the US stock trading module of a certain exchange.
ChainCatcher reports that Feixiaohao.ai, the global technology and Web3 data infrastructure provider, now has its Nasdaq main board stock code FXHO officially activated. This marks Feixiaohao's completion of a compliant reorganization of its crypto digital asset business and its official debut as a listed company on Nasdaq, launching a new era of global Web3 capital incubation—integrating "US stock listed company credit endorsement + FDAT 100 index ecosystem + global Web3 brand matrix." With FXHO effective, a certain exchange's US stock module now supports trading of this stock.
Since mid-March 2026, when Liandai Technology submitted a Form 6-K official announcement to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and signed a letter of intent to acquire 100% of the equity in Feixiaohao.ai for a total consideration of up to 80 million USD (including 64 million USD in shares and 16 million USD in cash), both teams have advanced efficiently under legal, financial, and global compliance frameworks.
With FXHO code officially effective today, the listed company will integrate its traditional hardware supply chain strengths with Feixiaohao's powerful on-chain big data and global community ecosystem to create the world's first compliant Web3 asset incubation and capital acceleration platform.
In the future, Feixiaohao will strictly adhere to international financial regulatory standards, empowering high-quality Web3 projects worldwide to grow rapidly and collaborating with global Web3 industry builders for joint entry onto Nasdaq.
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