“The MetaMask maker’s public debut could be the biggest Ethereum-native listing yet, amid a wave of crypto firms hitting US markets.”, — write: www.coindesk.com
When asked for a comment, a spokesperson for the company told CoinDesk that it had “nothing to announce at this time” but that it continuously evaluates options for growth. “The company is constantly exploring opportunities to expand its impact,” the spokesperson said.
Founded by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin, Consensys develops tools that allow users and developers to interact with Ethereum applications. Its best-known product, MetaMask, serves as a digital wallet used by millions to store crypto, manage tokens, and connect to decentralized applications directly from a browser.
Consensys also backs SharpLink, an Ethereum treasury management firm that on Tuesday announced plans to deploy $200 million of its holdings into onchain yield strategies. The funds will be allocated on Linea, a Layer 2 network incubated by Consensys that aims to make Ethereum transactions faster and cheaper.
If Consensys goes public, it would join a number of other crypto-native companies that have listed on US exchanges this year after years of cautious investor sentiment and unclear regulation, including stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL), crypto exchange Gemini (GEMI) and crypto platform Bullish (BLSH).
UPDATE (Oct 29, 9:42 UTC): Adds statement from Consensys.
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The oracle network token overcame selling pressure earlier Wednesday, but the technical picture remains mixed.
- LINK dropped to $17.96 Wednesday afternoon following volatile range-bound trading over the past 24 hours.
- Volume jumped 26% above weekly averages amid breakdown through $18 support.
- Technical analysis shows selling exhaustion near $17.60 with accumulation emerging.
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