Bitpanda considers the public list, excludes London as destination: FT

The exchange of Bitpanda cryptocurrency “looks closer” to a public list that before, said co-founder Eric Demuth in an interview with the Financial Times.

Demuth has excluded that London as a probable place for the beginnings of the public market, despite the recent expansion of British operations by the exchange crypto. The lack of liquidity in the trading of shares sets up Bitpanda based in Vienna in search of a rating on the London Stock Exchange (LSE)he said.

“Currently, everyone is moving away from the LSE,” said Dumt. “Regarding liquidity, the LSE is not doing too well.”

He added that a list in New York was more likely, based on supporting US government support for digital assets.

This month saw the beginnings of the New York Stock Exchange of the Handy Crypto Company (BLSH)which exploits the exchange of crypto of the same name and is the parent company of Coindesk. Other eminent societies such as the StableCoin Circle Intern (CRCL) and ETORO trading platform (Etor) Also made their debut on US public procurement this year.

“The market is much more sympathetic right now … so we are currently looking at much closer [listing] What before, “said Demuth.

Bitpanda also plans a list of Frankfurt since the Austrian company earn the most of its money in continental Europe.

Bitpanda did not immediately respond to the request for comments from Coindesk.

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