DeFi Technologies subsidiary joins GoDark digital asset dark pool
DeFi Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: DEFT) announced that its subsidiary Stillman Digital has partnered with GoDark, an institutional dark pool for digital assets developed by GoQuant and backed by Copper and GSR.
GoDark allows institutions to execute large digital asset orders off-exchange while maintaining discretion. The platform features low-latency matching, non-custodial settlement, and institutional protections including minimum fill sizes and price checks across exchanges.
"Dark pools are a core fixture of modern markets because they let institutions move size without broadcasting intent," said Jonathan Milks, co-founder and president of Stillman Digital.
Other early partners in the platform include FRNT Financial, Fasanara Capital, Capital Union Bank, Tyr Capital, Hercle, Valos, and Trillion Digital.
The partnership expands Stillman Digital's execution capabilities by providing access to off-exchange block liquidity. The platform currently supports spot trading with plans to add perpetuals, futures, options, and other instruments.
Stillman Digital operates as DeFi Technologies' institutional trading and over-the-counter subsidiary, providing block execution services for digital assets. The company focuses on confidential order handling and settlement workflows for institutional clients.
DeFi Technologies trades on NASDAQ under ticker DEFT and on CBOE Canada as DEFI. The financial technology company operates several subsidiaries including Valour, which offers digital asset exchange-traded products, and Reflexivity Research, which provides digital asset research.
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