tldr; Kraken has confidentially filed a draft S-1 registration statement with the SEC, marking its formal entry into the U.S. IPO pipeline. This move follows the exchange’s recent $20 billion valuation and a $800 million funding raise. Founded in 2011, Kraken is one of the oldest crypto trading platforms, offering over 450 digital assets and other financial services. The IPO timing and details remain undisclosed, with market conditions and SEC review determining the next steps. This filing reflects a growing trend of crypto companies pursuing public listings.
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Right-Avocado3870 on
This seems like bad timing, but maybe by the time they do a road show the situation will be different.
Cautious-Lecture-858 on
Their VC investors are desperate to cash out and gtfo.
not420guilty on
By confident you mean quick before the winter gets cold
bbatardo on
I would have to do a deep dive into their financials, but I am curious how they compare to Coinbase (From a stock perspective). Coinbase is valued at around 68B at the time of this comment, so is there enough in Krakens financials to be about 1/3 the size of Coinbase? That is what I would look at if I was to buy into it.
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tldr; Kraken has confidentially filed a draft S-1 registration statement with the SEC, marking its formal entry into the U.S. IPO pipeline. This move follows the exchange’s recent $20 billion valuation and a $800 million funding raise. Founded in 2011, Kraken is one of the oldest crypto trading platforms, offering over 450 digital assets and other financial services. The IPO timing and details remain undisclosed, with market conditions and SEC review determining the next steps. This filing reflects a growing trend of crypto companies pursuing public listings.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
This seems like bad timing, but maybe by the time they do a road show the situation will be different.
Their VC investors are desperate to cash out and gtfo.
By confident you mean quick before the winter gets cold
I would have to do a deep dive into their financials, but I am curious how they compare to Coinbase (From a stock perspective). Coinbase is valued at around 68B at the time of this comment, so is there enough in Krakens financials to be about 1/3 the size of Coinbase? That is what I would look at if I was to buy into it.