Clear Street plans to seek an IPO at a $12 billion valuation, reportedly having close ties with the Trump family’s media group

According to a report by Jinse Finance, the Financial Times has revealed that US fintech company Clear Street is seeking to go public at a valuation of $12 billion in early 2026, with Goldman Sachs reportedly participating in the listing transaction. Clear Street currently mainly provides equity and bond issuance underwriting and advisory services for companies accumulating bitcoin and other digital assets, including listing strategies and financing in the blockchain and digital asset sectors, cryptocurrency financial strategies, mergers and acquisitions, as well as strategic partnerships. It is reported that the company has close ties with the Trump family's media group. In May this year, the company brought in two new senior executives to further expand its blockchain and digital asset investment banking business.