TechFlow news, September 30 — According to dnews, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb held an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders, announcing that it is considering listing on the U.S. Nasdaq. Bithumb is currently pursuing an initial public offering (IPO), aiming to go public in the second half of 2025, with Samsung Securities serving as the lead underwriter. In March this year, Bithumb passed a resolution to split its personnel and transfer new business operations to a newly established company, in order to improve the chances of a successful IPO. Additionally, the shareholder meeting approved a proposal to rename the operating entity Bithumb Korea to simply Bithumb, aiming to enhance brand recognition by unifying the company name with its service name.
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