How crypto companies can go public in 2021, explained
There is huge demand for crypto companies to go public right now — but in this day and age, are initial public offerings their only option? Beyond Coinbase, are there any other examples?One company that has been in the process of completing a Reg A token sale is Exodus.Exodus — which offers desktop, mobile and hardware crypto wallets — said that it wanted to pursue this approach to ensure that its users had equal access to equity as venture capital firms and crypto whales.The company’s stock was listed at a price of $27.42 a share, and was available directly through the Exodus wallet in....
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