Just saw Ledger's bringing in a new CFO from Circle to help push their IPO plans. Interesting move - they're clearly getting serious about going public. The CFO hire suggests they're ramping up the infrastructure side of things. Makes sense given how much regulatory scrutiny these hardware wallet companies face. Wonder if this CFO's background in crypto finance at Circle will help smooth the IPO process. Either way, it's a signal that Ledger's treating this public listing as a major priority. The CFO role is usually critical for IPO prep, so hiring someone with that kind of experience seems like a solid strategic call. Curious to see how their IPO timeline plays out.