“币圈”引领，华尔街或重燃IPO热潮

Group 1 - The recent performance of emerging growth companies on Wall Street has sparked market interest, indicating a noticeable recovery in IPO demand for these companies, suggesting an upcoming "listing wave" [1] - Circle, the first stablecoin to go public, saw its stock price surge nearly 170% on its debut, closing at $83.23, significantly above its IPO price of $31, and further increasing by about 24% the following day, boosting confidence in the cryptocurrency sector [2] - Following Circle's successful IPO, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has secretly submitted an S-1 registration statement to the SEC, indicating potential future IPO plans, contingent on market conditions [2] Group 2 - CoreWeave, a cloud computing service provider backed by Nvidia, experienced a stock price increase of nearly 240% since its IPO, despite initial skepticism from the market regarding its high debt and customer concentration [3] - The summer is typically a slow season for IPOs, but the strong performances of companies like CoreWeave and Circle may encourage other unicorns to file for IPOs [3] - Financial technology company Chime plans to issue 32 million shares at a price range of $24 to $26, aiming to raise approximately $800 million, while Voyager Technologies intends to issue 11 million shares at a price range of $26 to $29, targeting over $300 million in fundraising [4]