Benchmark has reiterated its Buy rating on Securitize (SECZ), maintaining a $16 price target despite a 40% decline in the company's stock since its listing. Analyst Mark Palmer emphasized that the drop is attributed to SPAC investor restructuring and price discovery, not a deterioration in fundamentals. SECZ's business quality and outlook remain unchanged since its SPAC merger, and investors are advised to focus on fundamentals rather than market noise. The stock, which fell to $7.40, rebounded nearly 14% to $8.50. Benchmark adjusted its 2026 revenue estimate from $107 million to $82 million. In a related development, Securitize announced a partnership with Cantor Fitzgerald to provide on-chain support for IPOs and secondary offerings, as its tokenized real-world assets surpassed $5 billion.