On-Chain Data Service Provider The Tie Announces Completion of Acquisition of Stakin, a Staking Infrastructure Provider. The deal was a hybrid cash and equity transaction funded by The Tie's own on-balance-sheet assets and operating profits.
The acquired company, Stakin, has a notable presence in the staking sector — managing over $1 billion in delegated staking assets and holding a significant market share in the field. What does this acquisition mean for The Tie? First, it immediately gains a substantial staking user base; second, it fills its gaps in staking services.
From a broader environmental perspective, as more institutions and retail investors participate in staking and mining, the demand for professional staking tools continues to rise. This type of acquisition also reflects the accelerating consolidation in the Web3 infrastructure sector — leading players expanding their ecosystems through mergers and acquisitions has become a trend.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-08 17:10
Now The Tie is really going to dominate the staking market, with a $1 billion scale secured directly—pretty aggressive.
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0xSherlock
· 01-08 15:43
$1 billion worth of staked assets, The Tie's move is indeed aggressive.
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governance_ghost
· 01-06 05:50
It's the same kind of ecosystem integration trick again, with the big players swallowing the smaller ones, and the user experience remains the same.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 01-05 17:41
Pledged assets worth 1 billion USD are just like that brought under the umbrella? Will the merged ecosystem take off immediately?
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SleepTrader
· 01-05 17:32
1 billion dollars worth of staking positions, now The Tie really wants to go all in on the staking track.
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ApeShotFirst
· 01-05 17:13
Whoa, The Tie's speed is incredible, taking down a staking position worth 1 billion USD directly. Is this about to monopolize the staking industry?
The infrastructure arms race has begun. Without mergers and acquisitions, they fear being eliminated.
The Tie is now undoubtedly the number one in the staking sector. Oh my, is it still possible to jump on the bandwagon now?
The staking sector has long needed top-tier consolidation; the era of scattered soldiers and lone wolves has finally ended.
By the way, what are Stakin's users thinking now? It feels like they've been directly absorbed.
Will this wave of ecosystem mergers and acquisitions continue? It seems like all infrastructure projects are swallowing each other like snakes and elephants.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 01-05 17:11
Oops, the 1 billion USD staking assets have been packed in just like that. The Tie's acquisition this time truly helps fill their booster
Very good, it directly saves the time of starting from scratch and clearing land. Leading players are now in the rhythm of burning money to buy growth
It's well said that accelerating integration will probably lead to another reshuffle in the staking sector
On-Chain Data Service Provider The Tie Announces Completion of Acquisition of Stakin, a Staking Infrastructure Provider. The deal was a hybrid cash and equity transaction funded by The Tie's own on-balance-sheet assets and operating profits.
The acquired company, Stakin, has a notable presence in the staking sector — managing over $1 billion in delegated staking assets and holding a significant market share in the field. What does this acquisition mean for The Tie? First, it immediately gains a substantial staking user base; second, it fills its gaps in staking services.
From a broader environmental perspective, as more institutions and retail investors participate in staking and mining, the demand for professional staking tools continues to rise. This type of acquisition also reflects the accelerating consolidation in the Web3 infrastructure sector — leading players expanding their ecosystems through mergers and acquisitions has become a trend.