FT: биржа Bullish подала конфиденциальную заявку на IPO в США

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-05-11Last updated on 2025-06-11

Компания Bullish конфиденциально подала документы на IPO.
Биржа рассчитывает на рост интереса к криптоиндустрии при Дональде Трампе.
Успешный дебют Circle спровоцировал волну листингов, считают эксперты.

Криптобиржа Bullish, поддерживаемая венчурным инвестором Питером Тилем, направила конфиденциальную заявку на IPO в Комиссию по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC). Компания планирует выйти на Уолл-стрит на фоне политической поддержки отрасли и всплеска интереса к цифровым активам, пишет FT со ссылкой на собственные источники.

Bullish уже пыталась выйти на фондовую биржу в 2021 году через сделку с SPAC. Однако впоследствии платформа отказалась от этих планов из-за рыночной нестабильности. Сейчас биржа рассчитывает на более благоприятную обстановку: рост биткоина, ослабление крипторегулирования от Дональда Трампа и оживление рынка публичных размещений.

Компания Jefferies, по заявлению инсайдеров, выступит главным андеррайтером сделки. Хотя детали размещения не раскрываются, источники сообщают, что подача документов прошла в начале июня 2025 года.

Гендиректор Bullish Том Фарли ранее возглавлял Нью-Йоркскую фондовую биржу (NYSE), а сам Тиль активно финансировал избирательную кампанию Трампа. Это делает Bullish одним из наиболее политически интегрированных криптопроектов, рассчитывающих на успех в новых условиях, подчеркнули в FT.

Успех IPO Circle, чьи акции взлетели на 168% в день дебюта, стал важным стимулом для отрасли, считают аналитики. Эмитент стейблкоина USDC привлек $1,1 млрд в ходе публичного размещения. Фирма реализовала 34 млн ценных бумаг по $31 за штуку, что выше изначального ценового коридора $24–26.

Это дало Circle рыночную оценку в $6,1 млрд на основе количества обращающихся акций.

Ранее также появилась информация, что биржа Gemini, основанная братьями Уинклвоссами, подала конфиденциальную заявку на IPO. Аналитики отмечают, что все больше криптокомпаний спешат использовать политическую и рыночную волну, вызванную сменой подхода Белого дома к регулированию цифровых активов.

Напомним, CEO Tether Паоло Ардоино заявил, что компания не рассматривает выход на биржу, несмотря на успешный листинг конкурента Circle на фондовой бирже NYSE.

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