Bithumb, the second-largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, is contemplating a public listing in the United States. The exchange recently held a shareholder meeting to discuss the possibility of listing on the Nasdaq by the second half of 2025. During the meeting on Sept. 30, shareholders also approved a name change from Bithumb Korea to Bithumb. Originally known as BTC Korea.com, Bithumb's move towards an IPO in the US aligns with recent plans from other crypto companies like Circle. Despite facing regulatory challenges in its previous attempt to go public in South Korea, Bithumb remains open to a domestic listing while exploring opportunities for an international offering, inspired by Coinbase. Samsung Securities will play a key role as the lead underwriter for Bithumb's potential Nasdaq listing, aiming to leverage its current market share of 10% to 20% for further growth. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news