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A crypto-native venture builder just did something no early-stage investment firm in Europe has done before: it went public on a regulated exchange. Pyratz Corp began trading on Euronext Access Paris under the ticker MLPTZ in early July 2026, completing a reverse takeover process that Euronext Paris approved around June 29-30.
The share price sits around €0.09, which tells you everything you need to know about where this company is in its lifecycle. This is a micro-cap listing on an access-tier market, not a blue-chip IPO.
How Pyratz Corp got to the bell
Pyratz Corp used a reverse takeover, acquiring the shell of the former Reboost Blockchain Corp. to gain its public listing. The letter of intent for the reverse merger was first announced on February 14, 2026. Shareholders gave their blessing during an Annual General Meeting on June 10, and Euronext Paris signed off on the deal by the end of June.
The company is led by CEO Bilal EL ALAMY, CTO Thomas Binetruy, and founder Lalo Jacques. Before its current incarnation, the entity operated under the name Coretech 5 before pivoting toward blockchain infrastructure and equity investments in Web3.
The venture builder model, explained
Pyratz Corp describes itself as an investment firm with “builder DNA.” The operational engine behind it is Pyratzlabs, which functions as both an investment platform and an accelerator. Its focus areas are DeepTech, blockchain and Web3, and artificial intelligence.
Pyratzlabs claims involvement with more than 40 companies that have collectively raised over $100 million. One notable detail: no specific tokens are tied to the Pyratz Corp listing. This is a pure equity play on a regulated European exchange.
What this means for investors
The access tier of Euronext is designed for smaller, earlier-stage companies that don’t meet the requirements for the main market. The listing creates something new in European markets: there is no direct public-market comparable for an early-stage Web3 venture builder on a regulated European exchange.
For risk-tolerant investors, the appeal is straightforward. You’re effectively buying exposure to a diversified portfolio of early-stage blockchain and AI companies through a single equity position across those 40-plus portfolio companies. Early-stage venture investing has notoriously high failure rates, and the public listing doesn’t change the underlying economics.
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