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Kraken Is Building Wall Street's Crypto Gateway While Delaying Its Own IPO
Kraken builds Wall Street's crypto gateway with Nasdaq, LSE and Deutsche Börse while pushing its own IPO into 2027. The post Kraken Is Building Wall Street's Crypto Gateway While Delaying Its Own IPO appeared first on . Three of the world’s biggest exchange groups are moving their shares onto blockchains through Kraken. Kraken’s parent, Payward, is not ready to list itself. It now targets the second quarter of 2027 at the earliest. Payward filed a confidential draft registration in November 2025. People familiar with the plans point to 2027. Kraken Builds the Rails Wall Street Wants On September 1, Payward agreed to tokenize the 100 largest London-listed companies. They become xStocks, tokens backed one for one by real shares. The tokenized London stock plan covers investors in over 110 countries. Payward and the London Stock Exchange are partnering to advance the tokenization of UK equity markets. In the coming weeks, the 100 largest London-listed equities will go live as xStocks, bringing 24/7, programmable onchain access to investors in more than 110 countries.… — Payward (@Payward) September 1, 2026 The London Stock Exchange plans to trade them on LSE 24, its round-the-clock venue, once regulators approve. Payward counts $40 billion in xStocks volume since June 2025 and more than 200,000 holders. It is building a gateway with Payward so tokenized shares can cross between regulated venues and public blockchains. Deutsche Börse paid $200 million in April for a stake of roughly 1.5%. Even Hyperliquid may reach US traders this way. Why the Kraken IPO Delay Makes Sense That April price implies a valuation near $13.3 billion. Wall Street bought the rails, then marked them down by a third.
🕒 Updated: 02 Sep 2026 23:00 UTC
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Kraken Is Building Wall Street's Crypto Gateway While Delaying Its Own IPO
Kraken builds Wall Street's crypto gateway with Nasdaq, LSE and Deutsche Börse while pushing its own IPO into 2027. The post Kraken Is Building Wall Street's Crypto Gateway While Delaying Its Own IPO appeared first on . Three of the world’s biggest exchange groups are moving their shares onto blockchains through Kraken. Kraken’s parent, Payward, is not ready to list itself. It now targets the second quarter of 2027 at the earliest. Payward filed a confidential draft registration in November 2025. People familiar with the plans point to 2027. Kraken Builds the Rails Wall Street Wants On September 1, Payward agreed to tokenize the 100 largest London-listed companies. They become xStocks, tokens backed one for one by real shares. The tokenized London stock plan covers investors in over 110 countries. Payward and the London Stock Exchange are partnering to advance the tokenization of UK equity markets. In the coming weeks, the 100 largest London-listed equities will go live as xStocks, bringing 24/7, programmable onchain access to investors in more than 110 countries.… — Payward (@Payward) September 1, 2026 The London Stock Exchange plans to trade them on LSE 24, its round-the-clock venue, once regulators approve. Payward counts $40 billion in xStocks volume since June 2025 and more than 200,000 holders. It is building a gateway with Payward so tokenized shares can cross between regulated venues and public blockchains. Deutsche Börse paid $200 million in April for a stake of roughly 1.5%. Even Hyperliquid may reach US traders this way. Why the Kraken IPO Delay Makes Sense That April price implies a valuation near $13.3 billion. Wall Street bought the rails, then marked them down by a third.
🕒 Updated: 02 Sep 2026 23:00 UTC
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