Grayscale postpones US stock IPO plan, will reassess at least until the fourth quarter
According to CoinDesk, digital asset management company Grayscale has suspended its preparations for a public listing in the United States due to the current unfavorable market environment, with the earliest expected restart of the related process being in the fourth quarter of this year. Grayscale is a subsidiary of DCG and is the issuer of several crypto investment products, including the Bitcoin spot ETF GBTC.
2026 was originally seen as a peak year for crypto company IPOs, but as trading volumes weaken and the performance of new listings like BitGo falls short of expectations, companies such as Kraken's parent company Payward, ConsenSys, and Ledger have also chosen to delay their listing plans. Meanwhile, Blockchain.com is still advancing its IPO application in the United States.
You may also like

Three years later: Looking back at my judgment of ChatGPT in 2023

From Casino Tools to Global Pricing Machines: The NYSE Leader's Perspective on Hyperliquid

A Detailed Analysis of "Stock God Serenity" Investment Methodology

Sharplink CEO: The future of Ethereum is unfolding

Morning Report | Korea Investment & Securities and OKX plan to jointly acquire 40% of Coinone; Polymarket denies implementing KYC comprehensively; Grayscale delays U.S. stock IPO plans

Bit Digital CEO: Why I Bought More ETH

A Decade of Three Waves of Stock Tokenization from Bitget's Reality: An Unfinished Financial Exploration

"Hu Run Baifu" Dialogue with Sun Yuchen: A New Paradigm of Value Circulation in the Web3 Transformation Cycle

Is it hackers and regulation that ruined DeFi?

Chris Lee: From crypto OG to heavy investments in the three storage giants, predictions on AI bull market corrections, Web4, and opportunities for the younger generation

Ready for a Walk on the Wilder Side of Proof of Talk 2026? Join WEEX Labs in Paris

Gold vs Bitcoin in 2026: Which Market Is Giving Traders Better Opportunities?

Morning News | Coinbase partners with Standard Chartered Bank to expand multi-currency fiat channels; Sharplink and Forward will be included in the Russell Index; JPMorgan may issue stablecoins in the future

Hash Global Founder: Why I Also Chose to Liquidate All My ETH?

Tokenized US Stock Duel: Ondo vs. xStocks, Who is Defining On-Chain Nasdaq?

He Yideng ranked: Since you're here, you might as well

The era of regulatory arbitrage has come to an end, and the value of cryptocurrency exchange licenses is being fiercely contested

