Gemini Space Station Inc., Crypto Exchange and Coopolt platform founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, has taken a significant step towards becoming a listed company.
The company announced on Friday that it has confidently submitted a draft registration statement on Form S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which signaled that it is intended to pursue an initial public offer (IPO) of its joint share.
While specific details about the size and valuation of the supply are not revealed, Move Gemini positions among a growing list of crypto-native companies seeking foothold in traditional capital markets.
Crypto Exchange has taken big steps to be published in the United States, including hiring Goldman Sachs and Citigroup as its financial advisers for the IPO. Gemini had also settled a $ 5 million trial from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission while SEC ended its investigation into the exchange earlier this year.
The timing is in line with renewed interest in IPOs for digital asset after StableCoin Essuer Circle (CRCL) began shopping on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) this week. Shares of Circle rose on its first trading day on Thursday and closed at $ 83 after being publicly for $ 31. The stock currently trades around $ 113, nearly 264% higher than its IPO.
Gemini’s offer, if completed, would mark a large milestone not only for Gemini, but for the crypto industry’s ongoing quest for mainstream economic legitimacy.
The company noted that the IPO continues after SEC review and pending market conditions per year. Standard information protocols.
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