Nasdaq Approves AIAI for Listing — It's Official
The letter is in. Nasdaq has formally approved AIAI Holdings Class A Common Stock for listing and registration.
This is the one the entire $DAG community has been waiting for. Nasdaq has officially approved AIAI Holdings Corporation's Class A Common Stock for listing and registration on the Nasdaq Global Market.
The confirmation comes via a formal letter from Eun Ah Choi, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Regulatory Operations at Nasdaq, addressed to the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance. The letter, dated May 6, 2026, certifies that Nasdaq received AIAI's Form 8-A 12(b) application and — crucially — has approved the security for listing and registration upon official notice of issuance.

This is no longer speculation. Nasdaq said yes.
What the Letter Says
The letter specifically states:
"We further certify that the security described above has been approved by the Exchange for listing and registration upon official notice of issuance."
It also confirms that Nasdaq understands AIAI is seeking effectiveness of the Form 8-A 12(b) concurrently with effectiveness of its 1933 Act Registration Statement — and Nasdaq joins in that request. This means the exchange is actively facilitating the fastest possible path to a live ticker.
What This Means for $DAG
With Form 8-A filed and Nasdaq's approval letter now public, the only remaining step is the SEC declaring the registration effective. Once that happens, AIAI trades on Nasdaq — and Constellation Network, sitting at the core of AI² Holdings, gains direct exposure to traditional finance markets.
Institutional allocators. Broader analyst coverage. The credibility of a Nasdaq-listed parent company. For $DAG holders, this is the bridge from crypto-native conviction to mainstream market validation.
The regulatory runway is clear. The exchange has given its blessing. Now it's just a matter of the SEC flipping the switch.
h/t @Dagnum_PI for the post.
The endgame isn't coming. It's here. $AIAI x $DAG 🚀
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