A web 3 investment company is planning a public listing at Enemoka brands, New York, seeking to capture the “unique moment” introduced by the Trump administration’s approach to the Trump administration’s digital asset regulations, seeking to capture the Financial Times.
An announcement on the list plans can be made soon, Yat Siyu said in an interview, According to Financial Times,
Under the former President Joe Biden, the US Crypto regulatory landscape was confirmed with cases and enforcement operations against major crypto companies such as Crypto Exchange Coinbase and Crackon. They have been dropped this year by the Trump administration in a sign of a more favorable approach to the digital asset industry.
“If the US did not do what he had done with regulators (under biden), we probably have competitive in the US,” SIU said. “This is a unique moment in time. I think it would be a cat of a ruined opportunity if we do not try at least.”
The Hong Kong-based company has been a prominent investor in the web 3 industry for many years, which has increased to prominence during the 2021 non-fangbal token (NFT) boom. Its. Investments include Blockchain Games Axi Infinity, NFT Marketplace Openia and Crackon.
Crackon itself is considering selling shares to the public for the first time in the US next year.
Beyond investing in NFTS and gamefI projects, the most recent financial report of Animoka brands showed a axis to its advisory service, including token advisors, tokens, tokens, marketing, listing advisory, node operations and trading services.
Animoka, according to its latest report, Animoka has $ 293 million in cash and stabechoin, $ 538 million in digital assets and $ 2.9 billion in off-balance-sheet token reserve.
The company did not immediately respond to coindesk’s request for further comments.
