Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), owner of the NYSE, is reportedly in talks to invest in crypto payments firm MoonPay in a funding round valuing the startup at about $5 billion, Bloomberg reports. Negotiations are ongoing and terms have not been disclosed.
The NYSE has tightened controls on major IPOs while creating clearer, regulated listing routes for crypto companies and digital-asset products, signaling a shift of digital assets into mainstream capital markets.
Twenty One Capital's NYSE debut showed investors were unwilling to pay a meaningful equity premium for Bitcoin-focused firms, pricing shares roughly in line with their BTC holdings. The result underscores tighter valuations and greater scrutiny for similar listings.
Jack Mallers–led Twenty One Capital will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker XXI on December 9. The move positions the firm as the latest Bitcoin-focused company to go public amid a friendlier regulatory backdrop under President Trump.
Twenty One Capital, backed by prominent institutional investors, says it has amassed a 43,514 BTC treasury and is targeting a New York Stock Exchange listing in December. The firm plans to continue aggressive Bitcoin accumulation as it prepares for a regulated public debut.
Twenty One will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Dec. 9, offering public equity exposure to bitcoin through capital-efficient accumulation and services across the broader Bitcoin ecosystem.
Bitwise has unexpectedly listed the first Dogecoin ETF on the New York Stock Exchange, giving retail and institutional investors a regulated vehicle for DOGE exposure. The surprise move — hailed by the DOGE Army — could broaden access and shift capital flows into the memecoin market.
NYSE cleared Grayscale's Dogecoin (DOGE) and XRP ETFs to begin trading Monday, a milestone for altcoin investment access. A Chainlink ETF is expected to launch the following week.
Grayscale launches two spot ETFs for Dogecoin and XRP on NYSE Arca on Monday, giving U.S. investors regulated, exchange-traded access to DOGE (around $0.14) and XRP. The listings expand mainstream options for crypto exposure.
Exodus reported stronger third-quarter results with rising Bitcoin revenue and announced a Latin America payments acquisition to expand its Bitcoin-focused services. The deal signals a push into payments and remittance markets where crypto rails can drive growth.