Securitize is moving toward a New York Stock Exchange debut after its merger with Cantor Equity Partners II cleared a key redemption test, putting one of crypto’s largest tokenization platforms on track to become a public company. The latest business-combination update puts CEPT’s shareholder vote on June 29, with the transaction expected to close on July 1 if approved and customary closing conditions are satisfied. The combined company, Securitize Corp., is expected to begin trading on NYSE under SECZ on July 2.