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Blockchain.com, one of the oldest crypto exchanges founded by pioneers from BitcoinTalk.org, has confidentially filed for an IPO with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, joining a wave of digital asset firms attempting to go public during a turbulent and rapidly shifting crypto market cycle.
The company has not yet disclosed pricing or share details in its draft S-1 filing, stating that the offering will depend on market conditions and SEC approval. According to a person familiar with the matter, Blockchain.com is aiming for a public listing this year. The firm employs roughly 500 people and has been profitable on an adjusted basis for the past three years.
Its filing comes amid renewed but volatile IPO momentum in the crypto sector, with companies like Bullish and Gemini Space Station Inc. already going public, and Kraken parent Payward Inc. also moving through the confidential filing process. The industry has experienced sharp boom-bust cycles, with recent price declines following earlier rallies forcing exchanges to reduce costs and restructure operations.
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