It seems 2022 could most definitely be another potent year for stock market debuts (IPOs) as many well-capitalised crypto<\/a>-related and blockchain<\/a> companies head for the exit.<\/p>\n Next \u2018Tesla\u2019 or \u2018Amazon\u2019 IPO could possibly offer similar levels of stratospheric upside but also heaps of money lost.<\/p>\n Reports show that in the period between 1975 and 2011, more than 60% of newly public companies saw negative returns after five years.<\/p>\n Some of the top picks for who we think could go public next year are:<\/p>\n With the valuation of $95 bn, Stripe could go public already in the first half of 2022.<\/p>\n In November, the company commented it is open to accepting crypto<\/a> for payments, three years after ending Bitcoin<\/a> support.<\/p>\n In its last funding round, Stripe managed to raise $600m with a $95bn of valuation, this could make this company one of the biggest IPOs in history thanks mainly to rocketing demand for e-commerce due to the pandemic.<\/p>\n Valued at approximately $28bn, this data management blockchain<\/a> company could go public in early 2022.<\/p>\n The company claims to have more than 5,000 clients in 19 countries and says it\u2019s on track to generate $1bn plus in 2022 revenue, up more than 75% year over year.<\/p>\n Boston-based cybersecurity company Cybereason has a couple of big things going for it that indicate next year could be \u2018the year\u2019.<\/p>\n It plays in the extended detection and response (XDR) space and it has significantly increased its war chest this summer when it raised $275m in financing led by Liberty Strategic Capital \u2013 the fund started by former US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin \u2013 at a reported $3.1bn.<\/p>\n London-based digital bank Revolut, co-founded in 2015 by CEO Nikolay Storonsky and CTO Vlad Yatsenko, could most probably go public in 2022 \u2013 likely in a London listing.<\/p>\n The company is said to have around 15 million customers and was last valued at $33bn in a Series E funding round led by the SoftBank Vision Fund and Tiger Global Management.<\/p>\n Patreon thought of going public in 2021, but instead raised a $155m Series F round that valued it at $4.3bn.<\/p>\n The San Francisco-based platform connects content creators such as musicians, podcasters and bloggers with fans, and offers tools for those creators to monetize their content offering NFTs as well.<\/p>\n With that in mind, we can just remind you of some IPOs that happened this year in the crypto<\/a> and blockchain<\/a> space:<\/p>\n Ticker: COIN Ticker: HOOD Ticker: SOFI Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author should not be considered as financial advice. We do not give advice on financial products.<\/strong><\/p>\nStripe<\/h2>\n
Databricks<\/h2>\n
Cybereason<\/h2>\n
Revolut<\/h2>\n
Patreon<\/h2>\n
Coinbase<\/h2>\n
IPO Date<\/a>: April 14, 2021
Return Since IPO: -20%<\/p>\nRobinhood<\/h2>\n
IPO Date<\/a>: July 29, 2021
Return Since IPO: +10%<\/p>\nSoFi<\/h2>\n
IPO Date: June 1, 2021
Return Since IPO: 0%<\/p>\n
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