Gemini Space Station, the parent company of crypto exchange Gemini, is expected to make its initial public offering on the NASDAQ on September 11, 2025. It will join Circle and Bullish as crypto companies that have gone public on American stock exchanges this year. Let's take a look at how those two have performed thus far:

Circle

While well off of its all-time high at the end of June, CRCL is still up 62% from its debut price of $62. The stock does appear to be in a pretty bearish trend at the moment. Circle Internet Group has a current market cap of $26.2 billion and is expected to report earnings next on December 3. Analyst price targets range from $84 to $280. The current stock price indicates to me that the jury is still very much out on how this company should be valued. It also appears to be getting closer to a potentially intriguing buy-in price, if we are to believe hype of where this stablecoin firm could be headed.

Bullish

Also showing a very bearish chart is Bullish, whose stock is now sporting an all-time performance of -44%; can you say oof? The international crypto exchange has done nothing but plummet in value since its August 13th debut. BLSH now sports a market cap of $7.65 billion and is also expected to report earnings next on December 3. Analysts seem to be a bit more sure of the value of Bullish, with price targets ranging from a low of $45 to a high of $68. The current stock price is getting toward that lower end of the spectrum, so it could also be a potentially intriguing buy-in price.

Gemini

So, where does Gemini fit in with all of this? Well, the expected pricing range is $17.00 to $19.00 a share with Goldman-Sachs and Citibank being the leading managers. There's 16 million+ shares being offered, expected to trade under the ticker symbol GEMI. Some quick napkin math tells me that at $19/share and with 116,666,667 total shares outstanding (class A + B) would give the company a $2.2 billion market cap. If you compare that to where Bullish is, it would seem that $19 is cheap and the shares could trade as high as $65, but that is pure speculation based on an apples to oranges comparison. Bullish has a much higher 24-hour daily trading volume, at $450 billion while Gemini's 24-HDTV stands at $133 billion.

We shall see what happens on September 11, when Gemini's IPO is set to take place.

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