Best Altcoins to Buy as Top Crypto Firms Eye IPOs
Five top crypto firms (Circle, Kraken, Gemini, Ripple, and Bullish) are looking to launch IPOs. This comes as yet another reflection of renewed trust in the US government to take crypto forward. Let’s explore these moves in more detail and analyze how they affect which altcoins to buy right now. Leading Crypto Companies Lobby for IPOs Here are some of the top firms gunning for IPOs right now. Circle – The company behind the USDC stablecoin, Circle has a market cap of $55B. It’s also the largest issuer of audited stablecoins. Gemini – Spearheaded by $BTC billionaires Cameron and....
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