The crypto company, which operates a well-known exchange and wallet service, is said to be open to a smaller offering if needed to complete its public listing. The reported IPO comes more than four years after Blockchain.com reached its peak valuation during the previous crypto boom.
The move signals a thaw in crypto capital markets, though it also reflects the more sober valuations that now prevail in the sector. Several crypto companies that went public in recent years have seen their shares struggle to hold onto their initial gains, a backdrop that may have influenced Blockchain.com's pricing expectations.
No further details about the timing of the IPO or the exchange where it would be listed were available from the report.