WonderFi - CEO, Ben Samaroo.
CEO, Ben Samaroo.
Source: WonderFi.
  • Common shares of WonderFi Technologies (WNDR) will begin trading on the OTCQB Venture Market on August 17 under the symbol WONDF
  • Trading on the OTCQB will boost the company’s visibility internationally and make its shares available to a much larger group of retail and institutional investors
  • Shares of WonderFi will continue to trade on the TSX under its current symbol WNDR
  • WonderFi Technologies is a technology company providing access to digital assets including crypto, DeFi, gaming and NFTs
  • WonderFi Technologies Inc. (WNDR) is down 6.73 per cent on the day, trading at C$0.485 per share at 2:45 pm ET

Common shares of WonderFi Technologies (WNDR) will begin trading on the OTCQB Venture Market on August 17 under the symbol WONDF.

OTC Markets Group Inc. operates regulated markets for trading 12,000 U.S. and international securities. Trading on the OTCQB enables current and prospective WonderFi shareholders to obtain improved trading information.

Shares of WonderFi will continue to trade on the TSX under its current symbol WNDR.

Ben Samaroo, CEO of WonderFi, commented on the news.

“We are excited to have the WonderFi Shares quoted on the OTCQB. We expect this will enhance liquidity, boost our visibility internationally and make our shares available to a much larger group of retail and institutional investors primarily in the United States.”

WonderFi Technologies is a technology company providing access to digital assets including crypto, DeFi, gaming and NFTs, in a compliant and regulated environment.

WonderFi Technologies Inc. (WNDR) is down 6.73 per cent on the day, trading at C$0.485 per share at 2:45 pm ET.


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