German crypto startup Neufund launches its blockchain public offering platform with a Porsche-backed firm as the first issuer
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First-Ever SEC-Qualified Token Offering in US Raises $23 Million
Blockstack, a decentralized computing network, raises more than $23 million in SEC-approved token offering
Securities Exchange MERJ Plans ‘World’s First’ Security Token IPO
Seychelles-based securities exchange MERJ plans what it claims is the world’s first initial public offering of securities tokens
Bitcoin Maximalists Embrace Ethereum After Receiving an Offer They Can’t Refuse
A group of hardcore bitcoin maximalists have heroically overcome their hatred for Ethereum after receiving ERC20 shares in crypto exchange INX worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. The staunch BTC loyalists, led by Blockstream CTO Samson Mow, have agreed to support a project built on Ethereum, despite all the mean things they’ve said about it. […]
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Crypto Trading Firm INX Hopes to Raise $5M-$130M in Upcoming IPO
Crypto trading firm INX Limited plans to raise between $5 and $130 million within one year in IPO, per SEC filing
Chinese Mining Giant Becomes ‘First’ To File US IPO: Unconfirmed Report
Report claims Bitmain will not be first mining giant to IPO in US
Blockchain Financial Firm Diginex Goes Public in Reverse Merger With 8i
Crypto services company Diginex Ltd. is going public through a reverse merger with investment holding company 8i Enterprises Acquisition Corp
Bitmain IPO Plans May be Rekindled With Crypto Winter’s End
Now that the crypto winter is finally over, Bitmain is looking at an IPO in the U.S., reports suggest — learn more details in our analysis
Bitmain Shifting IPO Plans to the US on Growing Bitcoin Optimism
Chinese cryptocurrency mining giant Bitmain is revising plans for an initial public offering, according to a report
Traditional Exchanges Pull Back From Reg A+ IPOs Due to Fraud Concerns
Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange are reportedly shying away from IPOs conducted by companies using Reg A+ due to fraud concerns