A Dallas-based cryptocurrency terminal that opened its platform to the public in September 2020 is already racing to the public trading markets.
Aurox is considering several routes to go public, including an initial public offering, a direct listing of its shares, as well as a special purpose acquisition company. The self-funded startup hopes that by going public on the Nasdaq or NYSE, it will attract investors and traders worldwide.
“Most institutional investors are restricted from investing in crypto and crypto-based companies,” Aurox co-founder Giorgi Khazaradze said. “By going public, Aurox can unlock this capital and grow.”
