Overview
- Bullish sold 30 million shares at $37 each, raising about $1.11 billion and valuing the Peter Thiel-backed exchange at roughly $5.4 billion.
- Underwriters JPMorgan Chase, Jefferies and Citigroup anchored the upsized offering while BlackRock and ARK Investment Management indicated orders for up to $200 million of shares.
- Company filings disclosed estimated Q2 net income of $106–$109 million, reversing earlier quarterly losses.
- Bullish plans to convert a significant portion of IPO proceeds into dollar-pegged stablecoins as part of its treasury strategy.
- Shares opened at $90 and more than doubled the IPO price in volatile NYSE trading, underscoring strong investor appetite and market swings.