Ledger, a prominent hardware wallet provider, is preparing for a US initial public offering (IPO) in 2026. The company, which currently secures around $100 billion in Bitcoin, aims to boost transparency and trust in cryptocurrency storage through this move. The IPO is anticipated to attract traditional investors and foster innovation in secure digital asset solutions. Despite the potential benefits, Ledger faces challenges including regulatory scrutiny and market volatility. The company may also explore a private investment round if market conditions shift.