Hardware wallet leader Ledger has new developments. According to reports, this cryptocurrency security company founded in 2014 has initiated preparations for a U.S. listing and has already hired top investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Barclays as lead underwriters. According to informed sources, Ledger's potential valuation could surpass $4 billion, and an IPO could be completed as early as this year.

What does this mean? As one of the most popular hardware wallet brands worldwide, Ledger's progress toward going public directly reflects the funding enthusiasm for Web3 infrastructure companies. Since 2014, Ledger has accumulated millions of users, with products covering cold wallet solutions for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and various mainstream cryptocurrencies. Once the IPO is successful, it will not only enhance its market recognition but also further promote the mainstream adoption of secure crypto asset storage.

However, it is important to note that although the fundraising plan is underway, the specific timing of the listing and the final valuation remain subject to change, and the market should continue to monitor subsequent developments.