Blockchain.com Confidentially Files for US IPO as Crypto Firms Race to Go Public!

Blockchain.com has confidentially filed for a US initial public offering, joining a growing wave of crypto-native firms pushing into public markets. A confidential filing — submitted to the SEC under the JOBS Act provision — allows the company to test investor appetite before committing to a public S-1, giving it flexibility on timing and valuation.

The move places Blockchain.com alongside Circle, Kraken, and eToro in what is shaping up as a defining stretch for crypto's relationship with traditional capital markets. Founded in 2011, Blockchain.com operates one of the oldest crypto wallet and exchange platforms globally, with institutional services added in recent years.

A successful listing would provide a public valuation benchmark for the broader sector and signal that the regulatory environment has shifted enough to make a US debut viable.