Wall Street heavyweight Cantor among investment banks pitching crypto trading firm FalconX for its potential IPO
By Will Canny
Published on March 19, 2026.
Wall Street financial services firm Cantor is reportedly among investment banks pitching cryptocurrency trading platform FalconX for its potential IPO. The company has held preliminary talks with potential advisors but has not yet appointed bankers for its initial public offering. Despite the recent downturn in the crypto market, FalconX and Copper are still in talks about potential public listings. If Cantor wins the IPO, it would likely be due to their existing relationship with FalconX. FalconX, a U.S.-based cryptocurrency trading and brokerage firm, serves large institutional clients and raised $150 million in a Series D financing round in June 2022.
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