French company Ledger, a leading manufacturer of hardware cryptocurrency wallets, is on the verge of a significant step: preparing for a public offering on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). According to reports from the Financial Times on November 9, 2025, CEO Pascal Gauthier announced plans to raise capital in 2026 — either through a private funding round or a full IPO. This move is backed by record demand for secure solutions for storing digital assets.
2025 has become Ledger's most successful year since its founding in 2014: revenues reached hundreds of millions of dollars, and clients entrusted the company with assets worth $100 billion, mostly $BTC . The reason for the boom is the increase in cyberattacks — according to Chainalysis, hackers stole $2.2 billion in crypto just in the first half of the year, exceeding the figures for all of 2024. About 23% of incidents affected personal wallets, making Ledger's products indispensable for retail and institutional investors.
"Money for crypto today in New York, nowhere else, certainly not in Europe," emphasized Gauthier, announcing the expansion of the team in the USA. Listing on the NYSE will allow Ledger to strengthen competition with Trezor and Tangem, invest in R&D, and expand the market. The company's valuation from 2023 — $1.5 billion — could grow, considering the projected growth of the crypto security market until 2032.
This step signals the maturation of the sector: from startup to global player. Investors are eagerly awaiting details, as security is key to the mass adoption of crypto in the face of cyber threats.
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