In response, OKX has adopted strict compliance protocols, including a full know-your-customer (KYC) process, to align with US regulatory requirements.
So, if OKX proceeds with a listing, it would mark a significant milestone in its post-settlement recovery and a notable shift in strategy toward greater transparency and long-term US market engagement.
OKX currently ranks among the top global crypto exchanges by trading volume and holds licenses in key markets such as Europe and Singapore.
The firm has yet to respond to CryptoSlate’s request for comment as of press time.
As of press time, Circle’s shares are trading at approximately $261.98, representing a nearly 700% increase since launch.
These moves signal growing confidence among crypto companies that regulatory conditions in the US may now favor market expansion and institutional participation.
