I am not sure I understand what you are trying to show here, besides the similarities of both companies moving from the OTC to the NASDAQ. Aside from that they couldn’t be more different.
If you REALLY look at these 2 press releases, you will see that 1.) GreenBox is integratingWITH Signature Bank; "at the native level". Which means that every transaction that flows through Signature Bank will enter in and out through GreenBox's secure token ecosystem; in other words, the usually human functions of Signature Bank is being taken over and automated by GreenBox; 24/7/365, and 2.) Circle is getting on board by paying to use GreenBox's technology.Not because Circle wants to, but because Circle has to to continue as a company; or else GreenBox will slowly but surely take all of their clients. I'm thankful for these lows in share prices. It has given me the opportunity to add to my position; below the split value. My point? GreenBox just went public, so what point does it make for them to go private? I would guess that the primary way that GBOX protects themselves from being owned by anyone of the billion dollar companies that they surround themselves with, is by having and holding the majority of public shares. Do you really think that Circle likes being pulled into paying GBOX to help them to perform their business plan? My guess is they would love to own GBOX's technology; Strip, Square,...hell...VISA, MasterCard too.