Hardware wallet maker Ledger is reportedly considering a listing on the New York Stock Exchange after its revenue surged in 2025, driven by growing demand for digital asset security. The Paris-based firm saw triple-digit growth as the frequency of global crypto hacks reached record highs this year.
According to industry data, hackers stole over $2.2 billion worth of digital assets in the first half of 2025, with nearly a quarter of incidents targeting individual wallets. The heightened threat has fueled adoption of Ledger’s self-custody solutions among both retail and institutional investors.
Ledger’s leadership said a potential U.S. listing would help the company scale globally and meet rising institutional demand for regulated, high-security crypto storage solutions.