Consensys, the blockchain software firm behind MetaMask, is reportedly planning to go public and has tapped JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs as lead underwriters, according to Axios.
The move would represent one of the most notable IPOs for an Ethereum-infrastructure provider as the crypto sector sees renewed interest from public markets.
While Consensys declined to confirm the timing or structure, the company said it routinely explores strategic growth paths. Founded by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin, Consensys develops widely used blockchain tools, with MetaMask serving millions of users as a wallet and Web3 browser gateway.
The firm also supports infrastructure growth through its incubated Layer-2 network Linea and through investments such as SharpLink, which recently announced plans to deploy $200 million in ETH holdings into on-chain yield strategies.
If executed, the IPO would place Consensys alongside Circle, Gemini and Bullish, which also moved toward U.S. listings this year amid improved sentiment.
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