2019-2-7 16:00 |
Voyager, a crypto brokerage founded by Uber and E*Trade alums, is going public via a $60 million reverse merger. origin »
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Circle recently filed court paperwork to make the move, according to a company spokesperson.
The exchange's owner signaled its intention to sell shares to the public in a 2023 letter that didn't give a timeframe.
Like every other major industry, some of the largest cryptocurrency and blockchain-based companies have big plans to go public and raise additional capital from institutional and retail investors alike.
"We are certainly open to it,” Cameron Winklevoss said in the interview.
Almost 90% of West Coast Aquaculture's $3.6 million capital raise was via the stablecoin tether.
While it's unclear how much Ribbit Leap will focus on crypto or blockchain acquisitions, it comes at a time of renewed exuberance in the sector
Ebang International Holdings, one of the leading makers of bitcoin mining equipment, is taking another stab at going public, this time in the U.S.