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Coincheck, founded in 2012 and with 1.5 million verified users, is Japan’s leading crypto exchange. The company previously made headlines in 2018 due to a $534 million hack involving NEM tokens. Despite this setback, Coincheck repaid its customers and continued focusing on its goal to go public.
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After merging with Thunder Bridge Capital Partners IV, Coincheck received the necessary approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This Nasdaq listing is seen as a significant step in the company’s global expansion strategy. Additionally, being a subsidiary of Monex Group, the exchange will remain under Japanese control, boosting trust in local markets.
Monex Group Chairman and Coincheck’s Executive Chairman Oki Matsumoto described the process as the “fusion of Japan’s robust business foundation with U.S. capital markets.” Meanwhile, Thunder Bridge IV CEO Gary Simanson stated that Coincheck is advancing towards becoming a leader in the global crypto and Web3 sectors.
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