After years of dodging the public markets, crypto startups are heading for the NYSE — and Pantera Capital says the moment is now.
CEO Dan Morehead is calling it:
“We expect multiple crypto IPOs in the next six months.”
And this time, Washington isn’t stopping them.
U.S. regulators just pulled a rare move: they blinked.
According to Morehead, this isn’t just PR. It’s a regulatory shift that clears the runway for public listings.
Pantera’s portfolio is locked and loaded.
The issuer of USDC, the world’s #2 stablecoin. A longtime IPO candidate, now ready to launch.
The fintech juggernaut using blockchain to process 40B+ in home loans. Figure proves that blockchain works — even in the buttoned-up world of mortgage finance.
It’s not hype. It’s real revenue. Onchain.
For years, U.S. crypto companies were boxed out of capital markets. Now?
Going public isn’t just about exit liquidity. It’s about legitimacy, access, and scaling to the next tier.
Crypto giants have been fleeing to:
But the U.S. isn’t out of the race yet. Pantera Capital is actively shaping U.S. policy, working with think tanks and regulators to build the framework Web3 needs.
This isn’t just about profit. It’s a geopolitical power play — and the U.S. wants back in.
“We’re not just investors — we’re helping create the legal frameworks that allow blockchain to thrive in the U.S.”
If Circle, Figure, and others go public? That’s not just a win for crypto. It’s the moment Wall Street, Washington, and Web3 finally shake hands.
Lesson: The exit door isn’t offshore anymore. It’s straight onto the New York Stock Exchange.
Blockchain is going public — and it’s bringing regulation, capital, and Wall Street with it.
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