Another Crypto IPO Coming to US Stocks! Figure Plans to Go Public on September 4, Valuation May Exceed $3.3 Billion
Regulatory filings submitted on Tuesday by blockchain lending institution Figure Technology show that it plans to raise up to $526.3 million through an initial public offering (IPO). Against the backdrop of a more relaxed regulatory environment in the United States under the Trump administration, the company has become a new member in the recent wave of intensive IPOs in the cryptocurrency sector.
According to documents disclosed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Figure and its existing shareholders will sell 26.3 million Class A shares, with a price range set between $18 and $20. If calculated at the upper end of the range, the company's valuation will reach $3.37 billion. The IPO shares are expected to officially debut on the capital market on September 4.
It is worth noting that the cryptocurrency industry has seen active IPO performance recently. Previously, cryptocurrency exchange Bullish (BLSH.US) and stablecoin issuer Circle Internet Group (CRCL.US) have successfully completed their listings. Analysts point out that Figure's choice to go public at this time benefits from the improved regulatory environment and also reflects investors' continued interest in fintech companies related to cryptocurrency.
As a blockchain-based lending institution, Figure's listing plan marks a further deepening of the integration between traditional finance and the crypto economy. Its business model combines the efficiency of blockchain technology with the compliance of traditional credit services. Against the backdrop of the Trump administration's push for financial innovation policies, the market performance of such companies is worth continued attention.
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