OKX Plans U.S. IPO After $500M Settlement
The post OKX Plans U.S. IPO After $500M Settlement appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The post OKX Plans U.S. IPO After $500M Settlement appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News OKX, one of the world’s top cryptocurrency exchanges, is back in the headlines — this time with rumors of a U.S. IPO that’s lighting up the crypto market. The speculation has already sparked a rally in OKB, the native token of the exchange, which surged 5.1% in the past 24 hours and 3.1% over the past week. This news comes just months after OKX settled with U.S. regulators and officially reentered the American market, marking a bold new chapter in its global expansion. OKX Eyes Wall Street? IPO Rumors Fuel Market Excitement OKX has a 24-hour trading volume of $3.4 billion and enjoys a perfect trust score of 10/10. While the exchange hasn’t officially confirmed the IPO, industry insiders say preparations are underway. The buzz alone has been enough to shake up the market, especially as OKX positions itself to follow in the footsteps of other major crypto firms like Circle and Gemini. OKX Returns to U.S. After $500M Legal Settlement OKX was previously forced out of the U.S. after operating without a license and violating anti-money laundering laws. Between 2018 and early 2024, it facilitated over $1 trillion in unregistered transactions for U.S. users. In February 2025, the exchange reached a historic $500 million+ settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, pleading guilty and agreeing to strict oversight. By April 2025, OKX had relaunched in the U.S., offering a centralized exchange and Web3 wallet, signaling a major comeback. OKX’s U.S. Comeback: New HQ, New CEO, New Strategy To solidify its U.S. presence, OKX opened a headquarters in San Jose, California, and appointed Roshan Robert, a former Barclays executive, as its new CEO. The move highlights OKX’s renewed focus on regulatory compliance, featuring enhanced KYC,…
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The post OKX Plans U.S. IPO After $500M Settlement appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News OKX, one of the world’s top cryptocurrency exchanges, is back in the headlines — this time with rumors of a U.S. IPO that’s lighting up the crypto market. The speculation has already sparked a rally in OKB, the native token of the exchange, which surged 5.1% in the past 24 hours and 3.1% over the past week. This news comes just months after OKX settled with U.S. regulators and officially reentered the American market, marking a bold new chapter in its global expansion. OKX Eyes Wall Street? IPO Rumors Fuel Market Excitement OKX has a 24-hour trading volume of $3.4 billion and enjoys a perfect trust score of 10/10. While the exchange hasn’t officially confirmed the IPO, industry insiders say preparations are underway. The buzz alone has been enough to shake up the market, especially as OKX positions itself to follow in the footsteps of other major crypto firms like Circle and Gemini. OKX Returns to U.S. After $500M Legal Settlement OKX was previously forced out of the U.S. after operating without a license and violating anti-money laundering laws. Between 2018 and early 2024, it facilitated over $1 trillion in unregistered transactions for U.S. users. In February 2025, the exchange reached a historic $500 million+ settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, pleading guilty and agreeing to strict oversight. By April 2025, OKX had relaunched in the U.S., offering a centralized exchange and Web3 wallet, signaling a major comeback. OKX’s U.S. Comeback: New HQ, New CEO, New Strategy To solidify its U.S. presence, OKX opened a headquarters in San Jose, California, and appointed Roshan Robert, a former Barclays executive, as its new CEO. The move highlights OKX’s renewed focus on regulatory compliance, featuring enhanced KYC,…
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