U.S. Crypto Market Ready for Major IPO Surge: Pantera CEO
The post U.S. Crypto Market Ready for Major IPO Surge: Pantera CEO appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Pantera Capital’s CEO predicts a wave of crypto IPOs as the U.S. regulatory climate improves. SEC rollback and new OCC guidance are unlocking crypto sector growth opportunities. Pantera-backed projects like Figure are driving blockchain adoption in traditional markets. Head of Pantera Capital Dan Morehead, in an interview, revealed that many crypto companies are preparing for public offerings. In the next few months, both Circle and Figure will prepare for their IPOs. This is a significant change for blockchain activity in the United States, as the rules surrounding the industry become friendlier rather than stricter. Morehead believes the change resulted from recent policy updates. The SEC’s decision to withdraw Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 is an example of this kind of change. New rules from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) now make it easier for banks to interact directly with blockchain. With these changes, new opportunities are becoming available in the sector. The Next Big Wave in Crypto IPOs Investor interest in crypto-related companies on U.S. capital markets is on the rise. Companies like MicroStrategy serve as prime examples of this growing trend. The increasing attention toward blockchain investments signals sustained momentum, suggesting that this is more than just a temporary spike in interest. Related: Why Pantera Capital’s Picks Could Dominate the 2025 Market Pantera Capital’s CEO believes that there will be multiple crypto company IPOs in the upcoming 6 months. In his view, several companies had the chance to go public in the past, but current regulations make it much easier. This approach is expected to inspire other companies. Another important reason is the increase in real-world assets being used on blockchain. He pointed out projects under Pantera Capital, such as Ondo Finance and Figure. Figure has completed $40 billion in mortgage deals through blockchain, helping to…
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Pantera Capital’s CEO predicts a wave of crypto IPOs as the U.S. regulatory climate improves. SEC rollback and new OCC guidance are unlocking crypto sector growth opportunities. Pantera-backed projects like Figure are driving blockchain adoption in traditional markets. Head of Pantera Capital Dan Morehead, in an interview, revealed that many crypto companies are preparing for public offerings. In the next few months, both Circle and Figure will prepare for their IPOs. This is a significant change for blockchain activity in the United States, as the rules surrounding the industry become friendlier rather than stricter. Morehead believes the change resulted from recent policy updates. The SEC’s decision to withdraw Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 is an example of this kind of change. New rules from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) now make it easier for banks to interact directly with blockchain. With these changes, new opportunities are becoming available in the sector. The Next Big Wave in Crypto IPOs Investor interest in crypto-related companies on U.S. capital markets is on the rise. Companies like MicroStrategy serve as prime examples of this growing trend. The increasing attention toward blockchain investments signals sustained momentum, suggesting that this is more than just a temporary spike in interest. Related: Why Pantera Capital’s Picks Could Dominate the 2025 Market Pantera Capital’s CEO believes that there will be multiple crypto company IPOs in the upcoming 6 months. In his view, several companies had the chance to go public in the past, but current regulations make it much easier. This approach is expected to inspire other companies. Another important reason is the increase in real-world assets being used on blockchain. He pointed out projects under Pantera Capital, such as Ondo Finance and Figure. Figure has completed $40 billion in mortgage deals through blockchain, helping to…
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