U.K.-based AI cloud provider Nscale has filed an S-1 registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as it moves toward a New York Stock Exchange listing. The company is seeking a valuation of up to $35 billion, according to the filing update cited by Odaily. Nscale was spun out of a cryptocurrency mining company in 2024, linking the planned IPO to a business with roots in the digital asset sector. Nvidia has multiple ties to the company, serving as Nscale’s GPU supplier, customer, and investor. Odaily said Nvidia has invested more than $2 billion in Nscale and has also signed a $1.2 billion capacity leasing agreement with the firm. The filing puts a spotlight on a company positioned at the intersection of AI infrastructure, public markets, and crypto-related corporate restructuring.

Motive, an AI physical operations platform, said it has completed a $1.3 billion financing round, with General Catalyst participating through its Customer Value Fund. The company did not disclose its valuation in the round. Motive also said it has withdrawn its previously filed S-1 registration statement, ending its earlier plan to list on the New York Stock Exchange. The company had planned to trade under the ticker MTVE and had selected JPMorgan, Citi, Barclays, and Jefferies as underwriters for the proposed offering. The disclosure adds a new funding event to Motive’s recent capital-raising history. In July 2025, the company completed a $150 million financing round led by Kleiner Perkins. No additional details were provided in the announcement on why the IPO plan was scrapped or how the latest financing may affect future listing plans.

Ledger is preparing for a New York IPO at a valuation above $4 billion, with rising demand for hardware wallets and self-custody tools helping shape the timing.

BitGo has filed for a U.S. IPO targeting $200 million on the New York Stock Exchange, with Goldman Sachs and Citigroup as joint bookrunners. The crypto custodian joins Circle, Bullish, and Kraken in a wave of compliant digital asset companies seeking public listings.

Ledger integrates OKX DEX directly into Ledger Live, enabling hardware-signed onchain token swaps while users retain full private key control. OKX DEX aggregates liquidity from 400+ sources across 25+ blockchains. Ledger reportedly prepares for a New York IPO valued above $4 billion. A third-party data exposure impacted some user names and contacts, but wallet keys remained safe. OKX also launches a stablecoin card in Europe and tightens KYC enforcement.

BitGo files S-1 for NYSE listing under ticker BTGO, targeting $201M raise. DeepSnitch AI presale price jumps 125% to $0.03401; Ethereum whales add 360K ETH; Monero hits all-time high near $630.

YZi Labs has joined BitGo’s NYSE IPO, backing regulated digital asset infrastructure. BitGo says it holds $82 billion in platform assets and serves more than 5,100 institutional clients across 100 countries.

Circle has launched its IPO, offering 24 million Class A shares at $24 to $26 each and seeking a NYSE listing under CRCL, with top Wall Street banks leading the underwriting.