Bullish (NYSE:BLSH) stock surged after its IPO earlier this month. The listing was priced at $37 per share, and the stock jumped nearly 3x in early trading before pulling back on volatility.
Bullish (NYSE:BLSH) stock experienced a significant increase following its IPO last Wednesday. Although the listing was set at $37 per share, the stock surged to $118 during early trading before stabilizing around $63 after another sharp sell-off on Monday.
Bullish shares have soared post-IPO but remain highly volatile and disconnected from underlying business fundamentals. Core exchange revenues are modest, with profitability driven mainly by volatile fair value gains on crypto holdings, not recurring operations. The valuation is extremely stretched, with a $10 billion market cap despite annualized revenues near $200 million and ongoing adjusted losses.
Eight issuers listed in the US this past week, six of which were eligible for inclusion in our IPO stats, joined by two SPACs. There are no IPOs currently scheduled for the week ahead, though some small issuers may still price. Street research is expected for seven companies in the week ahead, and three lock-up periods will be expiring.
Bullish (NYSE:BLSH) stock surged by over 80% following its IPO listing on Wednesday. While the listing was priced at $37 per share, the stock closed at about $68 per share.
Bullish is a rapidly growing, institutionally focused digital asset platform with strong regulatory positioning and experienced leadership. The company boasts impressive trading volume growth, diversified revenue streams, and a robust balance sheet supporting its ambitious expansion plans. Valuation appears attractive relative to the benchmark, with a massively lower P/B ratio.
The CoinDesk owner had a strong trading debut and looks set for more gains Thursday.