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Will this year be the dawn of crypto IPOs?
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Amber Group's digital wealth management platform, Amber Premium, has officially completed its merger with the US-listed company iClick Interactive. The merged entity has been renamed "Amber International Holding Limited" and began trading on the Nasdaq under the new ticker symbol AMBR yesterday. AMBR closed at $11 per share, with a total trading volume of $3.06 million and a market capitalization of $960 million. I am particularly optimistic about IPOs this year.
I have also seen news that several crypto companies are advancing their plans for public listings. Last week, Bloomberg reported that Gemini has confidentially filed for an IPO and is collaborating with Goldman Sachs and Citigroup for the offering. Meanwhile, the crypto exchange Kraken is actively preparing for its IPO, targeting the first quarter of 2026.
The crypto-friendly environment expected under Trump's administration is likely to propel 2025 as the inaugural year for crypto IPOs. So my answer is yes.
Of course. Bitcoin reward financial services company Fold Holdings also completed its listing on Nasdaq, and Circle also plans to complete its IPO this year.
Recently, more than 10 crypto companies have advanced their IPO plans, which is a very positive signal.
I think so. Judging from the crypto companies that have been listed or are planning IPOs, the leading crypto IPO wave is still concentrated in the top exchanges and CeFi asset management companies.
Yes
Definitely
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TO THE MOON
