Ledger, a leading hardware crypto wallet provider, is preparing for a $4 billion public listing on the New York Stock Exchange in 2026. The company has engaged Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays to facilitate the IPO, according to sources. This move follows BitGo's recent $212 million NYSE listing and comes as digital asset firms raised $3.4 billion through IPOs last year. Several other crypto companies are also planning public listings in 2026. CertiK, a Web3 security firm, announced its IPO plans at the World Economic Forum, aiming to enhance transparency standards. Kraken, a major crypto exchange, is set for a first-half 2026 listing, expanding its services beyond crypto trading. Consensys, known for MetaMask and Infura, is in talks for a public debut, while Evernorth plans a Nasdaq SPAC merger. Animoca Brands and Bithumb are also eyeing public listings, highlighting a significant year for crypto market entries.