Crypto Exchange Bithumb Pushes IPO Past 2028 As Cleanup Effort Continues
Bithumb is now looking at an initial public offering sometime after 2028, a further slip from its earlier 2025 target, after a year of compliance trouble, board changes, and a costly internal blunder that briefly showed more than $40 billion in fake balances on its books. According to reports tied to the company’s shareholder meeting, […]
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