Peter Thiel投資的加密幣交易所Bullish邁向IPO
近期多檔個股在美掛牌後表現亮眼，讓一度備受冷落的IPO市場重拾動能。近日，知名創投資本家Peter Thiel支持的加密貨幣交易所Bullish也送件申請上市，有望延續加密貨幣產業IPO熱潮。
CNBC等外媒報導，Bullish 18日正式向美國證券交易委員會（SEC）遞件申請IPO，若送件審查順利，將以代號「BLSH.US」登上紐約證券交易所。根據Bullish的IPO申請文件，因遇上加密貨幣市況波動，2025年第一季（截至2025年3月31日）淨損3.486億美元，而去年同期為淨利1.048億美元。
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截至2025年3月底，Bullish自成立以來累計經手的交易量突破1.25兆美元。
Bullish是成立於2020年的加密貨幣交易所，創始大股東除了Thiel的創投基金Founders Fund和Thiel Capital，還有野村證券（Nomura）、知名幣圈大佬Mike Novogratz等。
Bullish於2023年收購加密貨幣新聞網站CoinDesk，擴大事業版圖。
在高利率環境下，過去三年美股IPO市場吹冷風，不過今年回溫訊號浮現，其中最熱門IPO案莫過於穩定幣巨頭Circle（CRCL.US），掛牌首日股價爆噴168%，帶動美股IPO市場展開新一波熱潮。
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7月18日，美國總統川普正式簽署《GENIUS法案》（GENIUS Act），明定聯邦層級監管架構，全面納管穩定幣。新法施行後，穩定幣發行商須遵守嚴格規範，包括須持有足夠的儲備資產（如美元現金、美國公債等），每發行一枚穩定幣，即有等值法幣資產存入託管銀行作擔保，透過監管讓風險降至最低。
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