Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Bullish Files Confidential IPO Amid Rising Crypto Interest
A company called Bullish, which helps people trade digital money, is trying to become a public company.
They have secretly applied to the U.S. government to sell stocks.
This is happening at a time when the government seems to like digital money more than before.
Other similar companies are doing the same thing, hoping to make money from people who want to invest in digital money.
Bullish, a crypto exchange backed by Peter Thiel, filed confidentially for an IPO.
The filing was made with the U.S. SEC, mirroring a trend among crypto exchanges.
Bullish aims to capitalize on rising investor interest in digital assets under the Trump administration.
The Trump administration has shown a more open stance toward crypto.
Other crypto-linked companies, including Gemini and Circle, have also filed for or completed IPOs.
- Who
- Bullish, a crypto exchange backed by Peter Thiel.
- What
- Bullish, a crypto exchange, filed for an IPO.
- When
- In recent weeks.
- Where
- With the U.S. SEC.
- Why
- To tap into rising investor interest in cryptocurrencies.
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- Company
- Bullish
- Type
- Crypto Exchange
- Backed by
- Peter Thiel
- Filed for
- IPO
- Filing Authority
- U.S. SEC
- Previous Attempt
- SPAC (failed in 2022)
