Forbes: In the coming months, there will be an encryption stock IPO season, with funds expected to flow into native encryption projects rather than stifling the alt season.

On August 4, Forbes said that the success of the Circle IPO will inspire those who are still on the sidelines, and that crypto stocks have an extremely attractive outlook for investors, especially for crypto newbies. It's far easier to buy shares in a publicly traded company than it is to participate in Curve Finance's liquidity pool or try to predict which memecoin will rise 100x in the future. Listed shares can be purchased through traditional brokerage accounts or platforms like Robinhood, removing barriers to entry into the cryptocurrency ecosystem. You can enjoy the benefits of crypto, but with a lot less risk. As with any free market, demand is expected to drive supply, according to Forbes. This is great news for projects built in the crypto ecosystem. The new launches mark an influx of capital into the digital asset economy, which will undoubtedly flow into infrastructure projects, developer tools, and Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains. Critics fear that the crypto IPO boom could kill the altcoin market, with some even arguing that the crypto market will never see what it did in 2021 again. This is true to a certain extent, as the ecosystem is maturing and it is no longer realistic to expect altcoins to earn a 1000% return. But those who believe that a cryptocurrency IPO will replace altcoin projects see only half the prospect. These stock listings are undoubtedly good news for altcoins, as they signify the widespread acceptance of cryptocurrencies as a legitimate part of the financial ecosystem.