OKX EYES US EPO after April by the market re -insert: Report star-news.press/wp

It is said that Crypto Exchange OKX is preparing for the public in the United States, which represents a big step forward a few months after the market re -inserted.

According to recent reports, OKX explores plans for the initial general offering of the United States (IPO). Although the stock exchange has not yet publicly confirmed, the reports come after the re -launch of operations in the United States on April 15, 2025, after resolving the legal dispute with the Ministry of Justice (Doj).

Earlier this year, the Ministry of Justice approved an exchange of operating an unlicensed encryption company in the United States according to the administration, and compliance violations extended from 2018 to early 2024, including results that some customers in the United States have reached the global OKX platform despite the policy that prohibits these users since 2017.

The legal dispute ended with a $ 505 million settlement, which led to a transformation in the organizational priorities of the stock exchange to re -establish a compatible presence in the region.

The OKX’s relaxed gossip also comes in the wake of its desire in a similar step by the USDC Stablecoin source circuit. After the launch of the General subscription at Circle, Roshan Robert, CEO of OKX USPTO.News, told the launch that the launch represents a “major landmark not only for Stablecoins”, and “explains that encryption companies can work with recovery and compliance in the American markets.”

Outside the United States, OKX also continued to expand its organizational presence throughout Europe. Only last week, the stock exchange launched fully licensed platforms in Germany and Poland, as it is based on a series of successful acquisitions throughout the region.

Meanwhile, another encryption exchange, which is the Gemini owned by Winklevoss Twins, also explores a general list and presented a secret file for public subscription.

Crypto.News communicate with OKX to comment on public subscription reports, but he did not receive a response at the time of publication.