Crypto Exchange Bullish has secretly applied for an initial US offer, the Financial Times reported Wednesday, citing people familiar with the situation.

The company aims to capitalize on new enthusiasm for digital assets driven by pro-crypto policy signals from the Trump administration, following last week’s Stablecoin Issuer Circle (CRCL) IPO.

FT did not distinguish between Bullish Exchange, a company supported by Peter Thiel, who is also Coindesk’s parent, and its parent, Bullish Group.

With confidential filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, bulls are now able to prepare for public lists while keeping their financial details private for now. According to the Financial Times, Jefferies act as a major underwriter.

Bruisch previously tried to make an appearance in 2021 under a SPAC agreement. The plan collapsed the following year amidst market volatility. Bullish Exchange is a Gibraltar regulated trading platform.

This time, the IPO submission will be filed in this case as Bitcoin will be traded for around $110,000 and crypto sentiment will be strengthened amid a tailwind of favorable regulations following the election of US President Donald Trump.

The group is led by CEO Tom Farley, former president of NYSE Group, and chaired by Brendan Blumer of Block.one. Thiel is now Meta (Meta), a co-founder of PayPal (PYPL) and an early Facebook investor.

Jeffries declined to comment to Fort. Bull didn’t respond to FTs and didn’t respond to requests for comment at each publishing time.

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