# Сопутствующие статьи по теме IPO

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Crypto 'Guardian' Rings the Bell at the New York Stock Exchange

BitGo ($BTGO), a leading cryptocurrency custody provider, went public on the New York Stock Exchange on January 22, pricing its IPO at $18 per share. The stock opened at $22.43, rising about 25% on its first day, giving the company a valuation of approximately $2 billion. Founded in 2013 by Mike Belshe, BitGo pioneered multi-signature wallet technology and later became a regulated trust company, positioning itself as a key infrastructure provider for institutional investors. Its core business revolves around custody services, staking, trading, and stablecoin-as-a-service offerings. In 2025, BitGo generated an estimated $195.9 million in core economic revenue, with nearly half coming from high-margin subscription services. The company serves over 4,900 institutional clients and has become a critical backend provider for major Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. Notably, BitGo tokenized its stock on the same day as its IPO through a partnership with Ondo Finance, enabling trading on Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain and bridging traditional finance with DeFi. The successful IPO reflects growing investor confidence in crypto infrastructure companies with sustainable business models and regulatory compliance, signaling continued maturation in the digital asset industry.

比推01/22 21:05

Crypto 'Guardian' Rings the Bell at the New York Stock Exchange

比推01/22 21:05

BitGo IPO signals Wall Street’s growing appetite for crypto infrastructure

Crypto custody firm BitGo has raised $212.8 million in its U.S. IPO, marking the first major crypto-native public offering of 2026. Priced at $18 per share, above its marketed range, the company is valued at approximately $2.1 billion. The listing reflects a shift in investor interest from speculative trading toward regulated infrastructure providers that offer custody, settlement, and compliance services. BitGo’s steady revenue model, tied to assets under custody, aligns more closely with traditional fintech than volatile crypto markets. This IPO follows a trend from 2025, where over ten crypto infrastructure firms went public, signaling growing public market appetite for compliant, revenue-generating blockchain businesses. BitGo’s debut may set the tone for 2026, indicating that crypto infrastructure is moving closer to the financial mainstream.

ambcrypto01/22 16:35

BitGo IPO signals Wall Street’s growing appetite for crypto infrastructure

ambcrypto01/22 16:35

BitGo Raises Over $212 Million in IPO as Investor Interest for Crypto Infrastructure Grows

BitGo, the largest U.S. crypto custody firm, has priced its IPO above expectations at $18 per share, raising approximately $212.8 million. Trading is set to begin on January 22, 2026, on the NYSE under the symbol BTGO. The strong investor demand reflects a growing preference for regulated crypto infrastructure over speculative tokens. BitGo, which safeguards around $104 billion in digital assets, provides custody, wallet, staking, and settlement services to institutional clients. The IPO, led by Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, coincides with stabilizing U.S. crypto regulations. BitGo recently received conditional approval for a U.S. banking charter, reducing legal risks and highlighting a market shift toward security and regulation.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 08:37

BitGo Raises Over $212 Million in IPO as Investor Interest for Crypto Infrastructure Grows

TheNewsCrypto01/22 08:37

Pantera: The Year of Ups and Downs in 2025, The Projects We Invested In

Pantera Capital's 2025 Investment Report highlights a record year with 31 investments, 85% of which were led by the firm. Four portfolio companies went public, reaching a combined market cap of ~$33 billion. Key investment areas included Infrastructure (38.71%), Internet Capital Markets (16.3%), Stablecoins (12.9%), Consumer (12.9%), AI & Robotics (12.9%), and Enterprise Solutions (6.45%). Geographically, 64.52% of investments were in North America. The year saw significant developments like $46T in stablecoin volume, BlackRock’s IBIT surpassing $100B AUM, and increased regulatory clarity. Pantera emphasizes that 2025’s volatility helped distinguish real value from hype, setting the stage for a stronger 2026.

marsbit01/19 08:38

Pantera: The Year of Ups and Downs in 2025, The Projects We Invested In

marsbit01/19 08:38

4 Billionaire Tech Moguls' 2026 Investment Playbook: Long Copper, Short Oil, New Crypto Assets to Replace Gold and BTC

An excerpt from the "All-In Podcast" features four prominent tech investors—Jason Calacanis, Chamath Palihapitiya, David Sacks, and David Friedberg—discussing their predictions for 2026 across politics, business, and technology. Key themes include the potential exodus of wealth from California due to a proposed wealth tax, which could significantly impact the state's budget and business environment. Investment outlooks are bullish on copper and key metals due to global supply shortages and geopolitical shifts, while bearish on oil (hydrocarbons) and traditional SaaS sectors. A major prediction is that central banks may seek new, quantum-resistant cryptographic assets to replace gold and Bitcoin. Other forecasts include a surge in IPOs and tech growth ("Trump Boom"), AI increasing rather than decreasing demand for knowledge workers (Jevons Paradox), and potential resolutions to the Ukraine conflict and U.S.-China tensions. Polymarket is highlighted as a breakout platform, while California real estate and the U.S. dollar are seen as underperformers. Politically, democratic socialism and anti-waste candidates are expected to gain traction, while tech faces bipartisan populist criticism.

比推01/19 05:19

4 Billionaire Tech Moguls' 2026 Investment Playbook: Long Copper, Short Oil, New Crypto Assets to Replace Gold and BTC

比推01/19 05:19

4 Major Billionaire Tech Moguls' 2026 Investment Playbook: Long on Copper, Short on Oil, New Crypto Assets to Replace Gold and BTC

Four billionaire tech investors (Jason Calacanis, Chamath Palihapitiya, David Friedberg, David Sacks) share their 2026 predictions. Key themes include a potential exodus from California due to a proposed wealth tax, a bullish outlook on the U.S. economy ("Trump Boom") with GDP growth forecasts between 4.6-6.2%, and major shifts in investment strategies. Top investment picks include copper and critical metals (due to a projected supply crunch), tech IPOs, and speculative platforms like Polymarket. They are bearish on oil, California real estate, the U.S. dollar, and traditional media stocks. Key predictions: AI will increase, not decrease, knowledge worker demand (Jevons Paradox); a new sovereign crypto asset may emerge to replace gold and Bitcoin; SpaceX could reverse-merge with Tesla; and major geopolitical shifts include a resolution in Ukraine and potential regime change in Iran. They also anticipate a significant tech industry backlash in the 2026 midterm elections.

marsbit01/19 03:05

4 Major Billionaire Tech Moguls' 2026 Investment Playbook: Long on Copper, Short on Oil, New Crypto Assets to Replace Gold and BTC

marsbit01/19 03:05

Crypto Bank Anchorage Digital Targets $400M Funding Ahead Of IPO

Anchorage Digital, a federally chartered crypto bank, is seeking to raise $200–$400 million in new funding as it prepares for a potential public listing. This move aims to strengthen its business and position it among the few regulated crypto-native companies to go public. The firm, last valued at over $3 billion, leverages its federal charter to offer custody services perceived as safer for institutional clients. Anchorage is also expanding its stablecoin offerings and exploring new partnerships to broaden its product suite. Market observers note growing institutional demand for regulated crypto services, with a possible IPO as early as next year. The successful funding and listing would signal confidence in crypto firms with bank-style oversight.

bitcoinist01/18 14:01

Crypto Bank Anchorage Digital Targets $400M Funding Ahead Of IPO

bitcoinist01/18 14:01

XRP Gets A Wall Street Wrapper: Evernorth CEO Teases Q1 2026 Nasdaq IPO

Evernorth CEO Ashish Birla announced the company is preparing for a Q1 2026 IPO on Nasdaq, positioning it as a simplified way for institutions to gain exposure to XRP without handling custody, compliance, or security directly. Birla cited favorable regulation and growing institutional demand as key reasons for the timing. The firm’s equity will serve as a proxy for XRP investment, allowing investors to buy public stock instead of holding the digital asset. Evernorth plans to actively manage its XRP treasury, generate yield, and support ecosystem development. At the time of reporting, XRP was trading at $2.07.

bitcoinist01/16 15:02

XRP Gets A Wall Street Wrapper: Evernorth CEO Teases Q1 2026 Nasdaq IPO

bitcoinist01/16 15:02

Crypto Morning Brief: CoinGecko Considers Sale at Approximately $500 Million Valuation, Privacy Protocol Zama Launches Token Sale

CoinGecko is reportedly considering a sale at a valuation of around $500 million, with investment bank Moelis handling the process. In other major news, privacy protocol Zama launched a token sale with a floor valuation of $55 million, distributing 12% of its total 1.1 billion ZAMA tokens through a sealed-bid Dutch auction. Key market developments include the U.S. December CPI meeting expectations at 2.7% year-over-year, with analysts suggesting it won’t immediately alter the Federal Reserve’s current wait-and-see stance on rate cuts. U.S. Senate committees have rescheduled hearings on crypto market structure bills to late January. Other notable updates: PancakeSwap proposed reducing the max supply of CAKE from 450 million to 400 million tokens; ETHGas revealed its tokenomics with a 10 billion GWEI supply; Grayscale added several new assets to its consideration list; and YZi Labs made a multi-million dollar investment in Genius Trading, with Binance's Changpeng Zhao joining as an advisor. Additionally, Polygon Labs acquired companies Coinme and Sequence for over $250 million to advance its stablecoin strategy, and European crypto platform Bitpanda is planning a Frankfurt IPO in early 2026 targeting a €4-5 billion valuation.

marsbit01/14 01:22

Crypto Morning Brief: CoinGecko Considers Sale at Approximately $500 Million Valuation, Privacy Protocol Zama Launches Token Sale

marsbit01/14 01:22

BitGo Files for $200 Million IPO as Institutional Demand for Crypto Custody Grows

BitGo, a major cryptocurrency custody company, has filed for a $200 million IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, with support from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup. Founded in 2013, the firm provides regulated, high-security storage solutions for institutional crypto assets. The move reflects growing institutional demand for secure custody services amid increasing crypto adoption. Key drivers include rising institutional investment, a post-crash emphasis on security over speculation, a recovering IPO market favoring established firms, and momentum from recent crypto public listings. BitGo’s IPO signals Wall Street’s growing interest in regulated crypto infrastructure and may encourage more infrastructure firms to go public, promoting broader institutional adoption and market stability.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 16:58

BitGo Files for $200 Million IPO as Institutional Demand for Crypto Custody Grows