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Is OKX going to list in the US?
On June 23, 2025, when Yueqi Yang, a crypto reporter for The Information, revealed that global crypto giant OKX was considering an IPO in the United States, the entire market's nerve endings were instantly ignited. This news was like a lightning strike, cutting through the calm of the crypto world. The market's reaction was almost instinctive - the platform token OKB, which is closely linked to the OKX ecosystem, saw its price violently pulled up by more than 15% within an hour, breaking through the psychological high ground of $55.
The logic revealed behind this rumor-driven surge is far more profound than the K-line chart. It clearly shows that, in the eyes of investors, the valuation of OKX has formed an inseparable symbiotic relationship with the fate of its issued crypto asset OKB, which has a market value of over $3 billion. The value of a company seeking to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq should be measured by Wall Street's traditional standards such as price-to-earnings ratio and revenue growth. But the market's frenzy is declaring that the protagonist of OKX's capital drama is not only the company itself, but also the token empire it has created. This is the unique dilemma and the biggest gamble faced by OKX. When a company tries to embed itself in the world's most mature and stringent capital market system, is its inherent "crypto original sin" gene a ticket to the future or a shackle? Especially for OKX, which has just struggled ashore from the regulatory storm with a "guilty body," knocking on the door of Wall Street at this moment is not only the ultimate test of its transformation determination, but also foreshadows that the entire crypto industry is standing at the crossroads from the "Wild West" to the financial palace. The road back in the shadows