Ledger is planning a $4 billion IPO, enlisting the help of major firms like Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays. This move comes as Ledger aims to tap into the public markets, potentially listing on the New York Stock Exchange in 2026. This IPO would significantly surpass the $3.4 billion raised by digital asset companies through IPOs last year. The momentum follows BitGo's recent success, which raised over $212 million in its NYSE debut. Other crypto firms are also preparing for public listings. CertiK, a Web3 security company, announced its IPO plans during the World Economic Forum, indicating that going public will enhance its transparency standards. Kraken, the crypto exchange, is targeting a public listing in early 2026, following expansion into services typically offered by traditional financial institutions. Consensys, valued at $7 billion and known for its MetaMask and Infura platforms, is reportedly in talks with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs for its own IPO. Lastly, Evernorth, focused on XRP, plans to go public on Nasdaq in the first quarter of 2026. These developments highlight a growing trend of crypto companies seeking to enter the public markets despite the current downturn in the crypto sector.