Figure Technology Solutions has confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, marking another blockchain company seeking access to traditional capital markets. The fintech firm specializing in blockchain-based financial services plans to list its equity securities in 2025, though specific share quantities and pricing remain undetermined pending SEC review.
The move follows【$6.9 billion】valuation achieved by stablecoin issuer Circle in its recent NYSE debut, signaling growing acceptance of crypto-related firms in mainstream finance. ——This convergence of digital and traditional markets creates unprecedented fundraising opportunities—— says industry analyst Mark Chen, noting public offerings allow blockchain companies to tap into【$53 trillion】global stock market liquidity.
Founded in 2018, Figure operates the Provenance Blockchain network handling over【$30 billion】in onchain transactions. Its technology enables mortgage lending and real-world asset tokenization, with recent expansion into crypto-stock hybrid trading through Figure Markets. The firm's March 2024 funding round raised【$60 million】to develop what it calls an "everything exchange" for digital assets.
Three major blockchain firms have now taken steps toward public listings this quarter: • Circle's successful June debut • Grayscale's July confidential filing • Bullish exchange targeting【$4.2 billion】valuation
Market observers suggest this clustering effect demonstrates maturing infrastructure and regulatory clarity. Interestingly, all filings utilize the SEC's confidential submission option — a strategic move allowing companies to test waters without immediate public disclosure.
Figure's IPO bid represents more than fundraising; it's a bridge between blockchain innovation and Wall Street. The company's RWA tokenization technology could potentially transform how【$700 trillion】in global financial assets are managed. ——We're witnessing the institutionalization of crypto—— notes former SEC advisor Linda Johnson, pointing to growing crossover investment between the sectors.
As of press time, over【17】blockchain-related firms are reportedly preparing IPO documentation, suggesting 2025 may become crypto's watershed year for public market adoption.