- Bullish has filed a confidential IPO with the SEC to explore a potential U.S. stock listing.
- Backed by Peter Thiel, Bullish eyes public debut as pro-crypto sentiment gains traction.
- The exchange previously attempted a SPAC listing in 2021 but didn’t complete the process.
Bullish, a crypto exchange backed by billionaire Peter Thiel, has quietly taken a major step toward going public. According to sources, the company recently filed confidential paperwork with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. This filing allows Bullish to prepare for a public listing without revealing financial details upfront.
The confidential process lets companies explore IPO options before making full disclosures. Bullish’s move comes as the U.S. political climate appears to shift in favor of crypto. Some firms view this as an opportune time to go public.
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