Chaince Digital Holdings is a small, early-stage boutique investment bank and capital markets advisory firm. The company recently exited cryptocurrency mining (discontinued December 2025) and now operates primarily as a financial advisory and brokerage platform, helping corporate issuers in North America, Greater China, and Southeast Asia access U.S. capital markets. Services include advising on IPOs, PIPE transactions, and corporate restructurings, as well as brokerage and transaction execution through Chaince Securities, a FINRA-registered broker-dealer subsidiary. Chaince charges advisory fees, placement fees, brokerage fees, referral fees, and escrow agent fees. Because the business is project-based and transaction-driven, revenue is lumpy and concentrated — the top three clients accounted for roughly 48% of revenue in FY2025 and over 90% in FY2024. The company employs 13 people, mostly in New York, with offices in Hong Kong and Shenzhen. Chaince's core differentiation argument is its cross-border positioning: a U.S. broker-dealer combined with an Asia-Pacific presence, aimed at serving smaller Chinese and Southeast Asian companies seeking U.S. capital markets access. The company has funded its buildout through a series of private placements, raising capital at widely varying share prices. Chaince also holds digital assets including Bitcoin, Solana, USDC, and residual Filecoin on its balance sheet, though this is not a core revenue driver.