Cryptocurrency trading platform Exodus will open on December 18 on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as Class A Common Stock. Exodus being approved for listing may benefit from Trump's decisive victory in the presidential election, where Trump promised cryptocurrency believers to make the U.S. a cryptocurrency-friendly country. On April 28 of this year, the New York Stock Exchange had notified Exodus that the review time for listing would be delayed due to the personnel responsible for the review by the SEC not having completed the stock registration review. Now, by the end of the year, Exodus can finally be listed as desired.
Exodus CEO JP Richardson stated that listing on the NYSE will enhance Exodus's corporate image while increasing the liquidity of the company's current assets.
Exodus integrates self-custody wallets and cryptocurrency trading
Exodus Movement, Inc. was founded in 2015 by JP Richardson and Daniel Castagnoli. JP Richardson comes from a technical background, having released over 200 open-source software libraries and written the code used by most Bitcoin and cryptocurrency applications today. Daniel Castagnoli oversees the creative workflow, supervising Exodus's animation and sound production. Daniel Castagnoli has previously worked as a designer for Apple, B&W, Disney, Louis Vuitton, and Nike.
Exodus is a platform that integrates self-custody wallets and cryptocurrency trading, with a corporate vision to take half of the world's population away from traditional finance (Exit). The company name happens to be the same as the Book of Exodus in the Old Testament, where Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt.
Exodus provides individuals with a secure and user-friendly application for self-custody of digital assets, reducing the risk of third-party involvement and allowing users to manage their assets independently. Exodus's DeFi blockchain technology can be accessed via desktop or mobile devices.
Exodus Mobile Wallet Features
The Exodus mobile wallet supports 100,000 types of cryptocurrencies and 50 blockchains, with a built-in staking token function, allowing for hundreds of asset trading pairs, and users can switch between the mobile and desktop versions.
This article reports that the SEC has approved cryptocurrency wallet developer Exodus to list on the New York Stock Exchange, first appearing in Chain News ABMedia.