Cryptocurrency exchange
The company’s plans could change, though, Bloomberg
When asked about the report by Bloomberg, Kraken did not confirm it.
“We recently disclosed 2024 financial highlights to be more transparent about our business, which is something we started by being the first to publish proof of reserves and we’re going to continue to prioritize going forward,” the company told Bloomberg. “We’ll pursue public markets as it makes sense for our clients, our partners and shareholders.”
Kraken’s earlier plans to go public over the past several years were derailed by the Biden administration’s regulatory enforcements against Kraken and other crypto firms, according to the report.
The company settled one
Today, after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, the regulatory climate is friendlier and Kraken Co-CEO
It was reported Jan. 31 that Kraken’s
Sethi said at the time that the privately held company plans to continue issuing quarterly reports, something that “gives us an ability to turn the lights for when we are ready for the possibility” of an initial public offering (IPO).
Kraken said in a Monday (March 3)
The SEC had filed its complaint in November 2023, charging that Kraken ran an unregistered securities exchange, broker, dealer and clearing agency.
In its Monday blog post, Kraken attributed the change to new leadership at the White House and the SEC and said the lawsuit was always without merit, was politically motivated and “clouded instead of clarified” rules for an industry that sought transparency.
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