Circle's Blockbuster IPO Signals Major Crypto Public Offering Wave, Bybit Analysis Shows
DUBAI, UAE, June 10, 2025 /CNW/ -- Bybit, the world's second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, features Circle's successful initial public offering (IPO) in the latest Bybit Crypto Insights Report, analyzing where Wall Street missed—massive pre-IPO undervaluation, and which crypto juggernauts are positioned to capitalize on the emerging IPO wave.
Circle (NYSE: CRCL), the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, demonstrated the market's appetite for crypto equities when its stock surged from an IPO price of $31 to close at $107 in its first week of trading. The new Bybit report looks beyond the ticker to highlight the broader impact on the crypto industry, as Circle made history in crafting compelling narratives under the current crypto-positive climate in the U.S.. The Circle IPO has established a new benchmark for the industry and signaled growing mainstream acceptance of digital assets.
Crypto Valuations Humbled Investment Bankers
Investment bankers significantly underestimated Circle's evaluation. Its blowout debut far exceeded Wall Street expectations, with oversubscription at the IPO stage and an extraordinarily streak of high demands after the company went public. The phenomenon speaks to crypto's game-changing nature as more blockchain and crypto firms are expected to enter capital markets, rewriting the rulebooks of conventional valuation methods, models, and metrics.
The report also examines Circle's fundamentals and competitor landscape for further gains, while drawing parallels to Coinbase's post-IPO experience during the 2022 market correction on potential risks.
Six Companies Leading the 2025 Crypto IPO Pipeline
Circle is just the beginning. The report identified six candidates gearing up for IPO, each with unique edges in crypto and blockchain. From DeFi to the security layer, key players including Fireblocks and Chainalysis, among others, are looking at billions in valuation.
The timing could not have been better. Industry experts note that the favorable regulatory environment under the new U.S. administration has created optimal conditions for crypto companies to access public capital markets. The anticipated wave of crypto IPOs is expected to further legitimize the cryptocurrency industry's role in global finance.
Read more about the Circle IPO's impact on broader market sentiment and learn more about which companies will join the race: Bybit Crypto Insights Report: Investment bankers underestimate Circle's valuation; what are the next potential crypto IPOs?
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