# IPO Articoli collegati

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Crypto Company Ledger Plans US IPO With Valuation Expected To Top $4 Billion

Ledger, a French crypto hardware wallet manufacturer, is advancing plans for a potential US IPO in New York, with an expected valuation exceeding $4 billion. It has enlisted Goldman Sachs and Barclays as advisors. This move follows BitGo's recent successful public debut, which saw shares surge 24.6% and raised $212.8 million, signaling strong investor appetite for crypto-related offerings. The IPO wave in 2025 included companies like Circle, Bullish, and Gemini, with Kraken and Grayscale also preparing listings. Experts note BitGo's profitability and regulatory positioning helped insulate it from crypto volatility, suggesting growing market professionalization. However, some IPOs faced delays due to government shutdowns and stock market volatility.

bitcoinist2 giorni fa 08:02

Crypto Company Ledger Plans US IPO With Valuation Expected To Top $4 Billion

bitcoinist2 giorni fa 08:02

CertiK Sets Sights on Public Listing as Binance Backs Web3 Security Leader

CertiK, the leading Web3 security provider, aims to become the first publicly listed Web3 infrastructure company, backed by a major investment from Binance. The firm is expanding institutional services with its enterprise-grade platform Skynet Enterprise, which offers real-time monitoring and risk visibility for regulators and large institutions. Utilizing AI-driven formal verification technology, CertiK enhances security and scalability for smart contracts. With over $600 billion in assets protected, 5,000+ enterprise clients, and 180,000+ vulnerabilities detected, the $2 billion company is supported by top investors and continues to grow its global presence through strategic expansions and key partnerships.

TheNewsCrypto01/24 05:57

CertiK Sets Sights on Public Listing as Binance Backs Web3 Security Leader

TheNewsCrypto01/24 05:57

VCs 'Eat the Meat', Retail Investors 'Wash the Dishes': Is the Crypto Plot About to Unfold in the U.S. Stock Market?

VC "Eat the Meat," Retail Investors "Wash the Dishes": Is the Crypto Plot Repeating in US Stocks? The article argues that the US public equity market is increasingly failing to provide retail investors with access to high-growth, transformative companies. Historically, public markets allowed average citizens to participate in wealth creation by investing in early-stage companies like Apple and AOL, which generated life-changing returns. However, a significant trend of companies staying private for extended periods has emerged. This delays their IPOs until most of their explosive growth has already been captured by venture capital (VC) firms and private investors. As a result, by the time companies like Uber or OpenAI go public, their valuations are already extremely high (e.g., Uber at $89B, OpenAI targeting $830B), leaving minimal growth potential for public market participants. This system excludes the median American household, which is legally barred from private market investments, from profiting from the very companies they help build through consumption and labor. The author warns this dynamic creates a "K-shaped economy," exacerbating wealth inequality and risks reverting capitalism to a "neo-feudalism" where a small elite controls the new means of production (equity in transformative companies). The number of US public companies has halved since 1996, while the economy has grown, indicating a systemic shift. The public markets risk becoming merely a liquidity tool for VCs to exit mature investments, undermining the social contract that allowed broader societal participation in wealth creation.

marsbit01/24 05:43

VCs 'Eat the Meat', Retail Investors 'Wash the Dishes': Is the Crypto Plot About to Unfold in the U.S. Stock Market?

marsbit01/24 05:43

Four Months to Ring the Bell: Crypto Custody Pioneer BitGo Showcases Financial Engineering in IPO

BitGo, a leading cryptocurrency custody provider, has successfully completed its initial public offering (IPO) on January 22, 2026, marking the first major crypto IPO of the year. The listing was celebrated with a high-profile lights show in Manhattan and the donation of a framed Bitcoin whitepaper to the NYSE. The company priced its shares at $18, above the initial target range, raising approximately $213 million. Despite an initial 35% surge on the first trading day, the stock later fell below the offering price, with a market cap briefly exceeding $2.8 billion. BitGo also introduced tokenized shares in partnership with Ondo Global Markets, enabling trading on multiple blockchains. Founded in 2013 by Mike Belshe, BitGo pioneered multi-signature wallets and regulated custody services. It has since expanded into a comprehensive financial platform offering trading, lending, and prime brokerage services. The company currently safeguards over $82 billion in assets for more than 5,100 institutional clients globally. While BitGo reported substantial revenue growth—$10 billion in the first nine months of 2025, up from $1.9 billion a year earlier—its net profit margin remained thin at just 0.35%. Critics, including Primitive Ventures’ Dovey Wan, argue that the revenue is largely inflated by GAAP accounting from client trading volume, with real earnings being significantly lower. Key risks include high client concentration in its lending book. Despite mixed analyst views, BitGo’s IPO is seen as a milestone in the institutional adoption of crypto. Several major crypto firms, including Kraken and ConsenSys, are expected to follow with their own public listings.

marsbit01/24 02:03

Four Months to Ring the Bell: Crypto Custody Pioneer BitGo Showcases Financial Engineering in IPO

marsbit01/24 02:03

Ledger eyes $4bn US IPO as critics question past breaches and new fee strategy

Ledger, a Paris-based hardware wallet manufacturer, is reportedly planning a US IPO that could value the company at over $4 billion. The potential New York listing, which could occur as early as this year, highlights the growing investor appetite for crypto infrastructure firms. Founded in 2014, Ledger has benefited from increased demand for self-custody solutions. However, the announcement has reignited scrutiny over the company's past security breaches, including a 2020 data leak of customer information. Critics have also questioned Ledger's recent decision to introduce new fees for security features, with some viewing it as a value extraction move ahead of the public listing. If the IPO proceeds, investors are expected to closely examine both the firm's growth potential and its historical security track record.

ambcrypto01/23 17:15

Ledger eyes $4bn US IPO as critics question past breaches and new fee strategy

ambcrypto01/23 17:15

SpaceX Initiates Preparations for Largest IPO in History, Can Four Major Investment Banks Handle an $800 Billion Valuation?

SpaceX is preparing for what could become the world's largest IPO, having selected Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley as lead underwriters. The company, valued at $800 billion in its latest internal share sale, may raise over $30 billion, surpassing Saudi Aramco's 2019 record. The IPO could take place as early as this year, though final decisions are still pending. SpaceX has established itself as a leading commercial rocket developer and operator of the Starlink satellite internet service. Its recent acquisition of wireless spectrum licenses further strengthens its market position. The potential listing is part of a broader wave of major tech IPOs, including companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Databricks, and Canva. While market volatility remains a risk, the IPO market has recently regained momentum amid rising stock prices.

比推01/23 15:14

SpaceX Initiates Preparations for Largest IPO in History, Can Four Major Investment Banks Handle an $800 Billion Valuation?

比推01/23 15:14

Ledger Targets U.S. IPO With Over $4 Billion Valuation as Crypto Security Demand Grows

French crypto hardware wallet maker Ledger is preparing for a U.S. IPO, targeting a valuation exceeding $4 billion, according to a Financial Times report. The company is working with Goldman Sachs and Jefferies and is eyeing a New York listing, potentially in 2026. CEO Pascal Gauthier stated the U.S. was chosen because "the money is in New York," reflecting a trend of crypto firms turning to American markets. Ledger's valuation has surged from $1.5 billion in its last 2023 funding round. Its growth is driven by high demand for self-custody wallets amid rising fears of exchange hacks and crypto scams, which saw $17 billion stolen in 2025. The company claims to secure roughly $100 billion in Bitcoin and generated hundreds of millions in revenue last year. This IPO underscores the increasing centrality of security and custody in the crypto industry.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 11:37

Ledger Targets U.S. IPO With Over $4 Billion Valuation as Crypto Security Demand Grows

TheNewsCrypto01/23 11:37

Here’s what happened in crypto today – ETF flows, BitGo IPO, Railgun & more

Despite a four-day streak of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF outflows totaling $1.68 billion and global geopolitical tensions, the crypto market remained resilient with BTC holding near $90k. Improved sentiment followed eased EU-U.S. tensions and Japan’s rate pause. Meanwhile, custody firm BitGo went public with a volatile debut, raising $212 million. In DeFi, Railgun introduced a new privacy feature enabling shielded interactions with platforms like CowSwap. Markets now look toward the upcoming Fed rate decision.

ambcrypto01/23 10:47

Here’s what happened in crypto today – ETF flows, BitGo IPO, Railgun & more

ambcrypto01/23 10:47

Ondo Finance Launches Tokenized BitGo Stock Following NYSE IPO

Ondo Finance has launched a tokenized version of BitGo stock (BTGOon) on Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain through its Ondo Global Markets platform. This follows BitGo's successful NYSE IPO, where its stock price rose 2.7% on the first trading day, valuing the company at approximately $2 billion. The launch expands Ondo's tokenized equities platform, providing on-chain access to the newly public crypto custodian. A recent report indicates the total market value of tokenized stocks has reached an all-time high of $441.2 million, with Ondo Finance dominating the sector, accounting for 54.4% of the total. Ondo also announced plans to bring over 200 tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs to the Solana blockchain.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 10:35

Ondo Finance Launches Tokenized BitGo Stock Following NYSE IPO

TheNewsCrypto01/23 10:35

CertiK Founder Ronghui Gu Appears at Davos: Anchoring IPO Goals, Advancing into the Institutional Market

CertiK founder Ronghui Gu announced at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos that the company is advancing its IPO plans, aiming to become the "first Web3 infrastructure stock." This signals both CertiK's corporate maturity and the Web3 industry's shift toward institutional adoption and standardization. Gu emphasized that a successful public listing would help mainstream markets better understand and adopt Web3 technology, reflecting recognition from traditional industries. CertiK has received significant strategic investment, including from YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), supporting its expansion into institutional markets. To meet growing institutional demand, CertiK launched Skynet Enterprise, a security platform offering real-time on-chain monitoring, risk visualization, and compliance-ready tools. The company is also integrating AI into its formal verification engine, Spoq, to enhance security scalability and efficiency—a approach validated at top academic conferences. Gu concluded that CertiK’s public market entry is a critical step for Web3's integration into the global financial system, marking the industry’s transition toward regulated, institution-friendly maturity.

marsbit01/23 09:50

CertiK Founder Ronghui Gu Appears at Davos: Anchoring IPO Goals, Advancing into the Institutional Market

marsbit01/23 09:50

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