Figure Technology (FIGR): The stock is expected to surge significantly over the next two years

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CryptoNews message: Figure Technology Solutions Inc. (Nasdaq: FIGR) announced on July 9 that it plans to issue $600 million of senior notes at an 8.500% interest rate, with the transaction expected to be completed on July 14. After deducting discounts, commissions, and fees, the offering is expected to generate net proceeds of approximately $587.5 million, mainly to fund the cash consideration for the acquisition of the AI platform Kiavi, with the remaining funds to be used for general corporate purposes and note issuance-related expenses. Notably, the completion of this debt issuance does not depend on the finalization of Kiavi’s acquisition. Due to the private nature of the notes, they were not registered under securities laws and will only be offered to qualified institutional investors and non-U.S. persons. Figure Technology Solutions Inc. is a U.S. fintech company that operates a blockchain-native capital markets business, focusing on lending origination, financing, and trading tokenized assets. While we acknowledge the risks and potential of FIGR as an investment, we believe the outlook for certain AI stocks offering higher returns in the short term is more optimistic.
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GateUser-dce566e8
· 8h ago
Do AI stocks offer higher short-term returns? Is this hinting that FIGR’s valuation is inflated, or that the blockchain-native capital markets haven’t yet been recognized by mainstream capital?
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NekoValidator
· 9h ago
An 8.5% interest rate is pretty fair these days, but Kiavi’s acquisition is the real highlight, isn’t it?
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GateUser-0b71fc11
· 9h ago
Not registered + issued only to qualified institutions—this threshold directly keeps retail investors out. FIGR is still playing the old-money game.
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