Crypto Company IPOs May Resume in 2027, Regulatory Clarity No Longer Primary Hurdle: Analyst

According to CoinDesk, Christian Lopez, head of blockchain and digital assets at Cohen & Company Capital Markets, said crypto IPO markets have significantly cooled due to investor rotation away from the sector and prolonged macro uncertainty. Several major crypto firms including Kraken's parent Payward, Consensys, Ledger, and Grayscale have postponed IPO plans, while Blockchain.com and FalconX continue pursuing listings. Lopez expects the market window to reopen meaningfully in 2027, adding that regulatory clarity is no longer the primary obstacle for crypto companies seeking to go public, with capital-raising capacity and business diversification becoming more critical factors.
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