Kraken Set for 2026 IPO Amid Crypto Market Challenges
Kraken plans to launch its IPO in early 2026, capitalizing on favorable market conditions and its recent revenue growth.
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Kraken plans to launch its IPO in early 2026, capitalizing on favorable market conditions and its recent revenue growth.
Gemini has engaged Goldman Sachs and Citigroup for its potential IPO, following an SEC investigation closure.
Kraken plans an IPO by 2026, citing a shift in the U.S. regulatory climate.
Core Scientific, the bitcoin mining company, experiences a significant drop in shares following Microsoft's decision to withdraw from certain agreements.
CoreWeave aims to secure $4 billion in its initial public offering, with a potential valuation of $35 billion, following a significant revenue report.
CoreWeave, an AI technology firm, aims to file for a U.S. IPO seeking a valuation exceeding $35 billion.
Bgin Blockchain Limited has filed for a public offering in the U.S., aiming to raise up to $50 million for expanding its crypto mining operations.
A possible drop of the SEC lawsuit against Coinbase may increase trading volume and attract more tokens to exchanges, enhancing Robinhood's revenue and market position.
BitGo has launched a new OTC trading desk, targeting increased institutional demand and preparing for a potential IPO in 2024.
The cryptocurrency company is appointing new executives as it prepares for a possible initial public offering amid rising institutional interest.
The crypto exchange Bullish Global, backed by Peter Thiel, is planning a public offering after an earlier attempt was halted.
The trading platform has completed a confidential filing for its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, targeting a valuation of $5 billion.
The planned merger could position Securitize among the pioneering tokenization firms to enter public trading, reflecting an increasing interest from Wall Street in onchain finance.
Lightning Stock Exchange plans to launch the first tokenized IPO in early 2026, aiming to reshape the equity market in Europe.
New research indicates that Wall Street is increasingly investing in late-stage crypto companies that are preparing for initial public offerings (IPOs), altering the dynamics of the upcoming altcoin cycle.

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