Catching the Crypto Wave
In a world where digital coins reign supreme, Exodus Movement Inc. is riding high after raising over $59 million in just five days. That’s right folks, rather than indulging in some overpriced avocado toast, investors have turned their attention to this crypto wallet like moths to a flame. Selling shares at $27.42 each, this Delaware-based firm is determined to get the money flowing, and they’re well on their way with participation from over 4,000 investors.
Investors Unite!
This isn’t just a game for the elite; about 92% of contributions are rolling in from retail traders—those snazzy non-accredited investors. Exodus has swapped traditional investment norms for a new playground where almost anyone can join the party, thanks to Regulation A. For the lucky U.S. citizens (except in Arizona, Texas, and Florida—sorry folks!), this offering is a golden ticket.
Crypto Payments Only, Please
You might think they’d take your good ol’ cash, but not Exodus! The firm has taken a bold stance by only accepting Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and USD Coin (USDC) as payment. So for those wanting to get in on the action, better brush up on your crypto skills before diving in. Cash is so last season, right?
Preparing for the Trading Rush
As investors toss their digital coins into the Exodus coffers, the firm is looking at future partnerships with alternative trading systems. With a plan to list their Class A common stock on various platforms—including tZero, a subsidiary of Medici Ventures—they’re positioning themselves for trading to potentially take off. This could be a game-changer, giving more investors a chance to buy into the action.
The Countdown to Coinbase
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any bigger, enter Coinbase—a giant set to go public on Nasdaq with a valuation that’s partying between $60 billion and $140 billion. While Exodus waves its “largest regulated crypto offering” flag today, this spotlight might not last long. With Coinbase ready to steal the show, the crypto community is collectively holding its breath.