Peter Thiel–backed exchange Bullish just filed to go public — again. But this time, it’s betting big on Bitcoin at 100K, Trump in the White House, and crypto going full Wall Street.
After a flop in 2021, Bullish is back in the IPO ring — now filing confidentially with the U.S. SEC. That means no public financials (yet), but all the signals are green.
It’s a high-stakes redo — but the climate has changed since last time.
The big catalyst? Donald Trump is back — and suddenly, crypto is cool in Washington.
The result? Bitcoin broke 100K, and companies like Bullish see a clear runway to the public markets.
Bullish isn’t the only one making a Wall Street play:
There’s momentum — and Bullish wants in while the iron (and Bitcoin) is hot.
Bullish isn’t trying to be Coinbase 2.0. It’s marketing itself as:
Add Peter Thiel’s influence and Trump-era tailwinds, and Bullish looks like a sharp bet in a newly aligned U.S. crypto-finance ecosystem.
Bullish’s IPO is more than just one company’s comeback story. It’s a litmus test for crypto’s normalization.
What was once fringe now has:
If Bullish succeeds, it may be the clearest sign yet that crypto isn’t knocking on Wall Street’s door anymore — it’s already inside.
🚀 Bullish filed for IPO with the SEC (again), led by ex-NYSE chief Tom Farley 🇺🇸 Trump’s return has reignited U.S. pro-crypto sentiment 💸 Bitcoin > 100K, Biden-era crackdowns rolled back 📈 Circle and Gemini are also racing to IPO 📊 Bullish is betting on deep liquidity, political tailwinds, and Wall Street street cred
The question isn’t “Will crypto go mainstream?” — it’s who gets there first.
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