Ledger just announced they're bringing in a former Circle exec as their new CFO, apparently gearing up for an IPO. That's interesting timing - means they're getting serious about going public. Circle's got solid fintech cred, so makes sense they'd poach someone from there to help navigate the whole public markets thing. Hardware wallets becoming institutional enough to IPO is kind of a milestone moment for the space, not gonna lie. Wonder how long the process takes and what the valuation looks like when it actually happens. Crypto infrastructure companies seem to be the move right now.