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How Three Crypto Unicorns Going Public In 2021 Could Boost Bitcoin
How Three Crypto Unicorns Going Public In 2021 Could Boost Bitcoin: As reported on NewsBTC, “Something special seems to be brewing in the crypto industry lately. Bitcoin is becoming a respected and mature financial asset, and the businesses associated with them are finally getting the respect they demand too. The next year, a major catalyst for […]
How Three Crypto Unicorns Going Public In 2021 Could Boost Bitcoin:
As reported on NewsBTC, “Something special seems to be brewing in the crypto industry lately. Bitcoin is becoming a respected and mature financial asset, and the businesses associated with them are finally getting the respect they demand too.
The next year, a major catalyst for the next crypto bull market could be a variety of crypto companies going public by way of IPO, bringing much-needed interest and attention from traditional finance into the world of emerging digital assets. Here are the three crypto unicorns one analyst expects to see go public next year, along with one more company that could follow suit – and what the impact this might have on Bitcoin and the greater crypto industry.
Could Bitcoin’s Next Bull Run Be Fueled By Crypto Unicorn IPO FOMO?
Years ago, the crypto bubble that brought Bitcoin to $20,000 and Ethereum to $1,400 and made them household names, had very little to do with the companies that offered these digital assets.
They simply were intermediaries that offered the exchange of cash for such crypto coins, and little more. But over the years during the crypto bear market, these companies that once only offered Bitcoin have built themselves into an empire of products and services, that challenge the likes of traditional banking.
Coinbase, for example, is a financial powerhouse in its own right, offering lending, borrowing, education, and more, right alongside investing. But Coinbase is just one of three giants that crypto analyst and market commentator Ryan Selkis has his “money on” that goes public in 2021.
He says of the three he expects, Coinbase “may be the most interesting bellwether for public market crypto appetite,” and points out the company’s revenue is down year-over-year since 2018 – when retail FOMO finally fizzled.
Coinbase IPO rumors first appeared earlier this year, and now it has since caused a ripple-effect of other companies that are expected to follow suit…”