Cryptocurrency company Bullish reported on Friday it had consented to open up to the world on the New York Stock Exchange through a merger with Far Peak Acquisition, a particular reason acquisition company drove by ex-NYSE president Thomas Farley, in a $9 billion arrangement.

Bullish, a unit of blockchain programming company Block.one, plans to dispatch a managed crypto exchange in the not so distant future.

The company is backed by billionaire entrepreneur Peter Thiel’s Thiel Capital and Founders Fund, British hedge fund manager Alan Howard, US hedge fund manager Louis Bacon, Hong Kong billionaire Richard Li, German investor Christian Angermayer’s Apeiron Investment Group, Galaxy Digital, and Japanese bank Nomura.

The joined Bullish and Far Peak element is ready to have an expert forma value esteem at marking of roughly $9 billion, to be changed at the closing of the exchange dependent on crypto asset costs around that time, Bullish said in an articulation.

Bullish and Far Peak’s merger will bring about continues that remember net money for trust of around $600 million, expecting no redemptions.

Market assumption on cryptocurrencies has darkened as China, Britain and Japan clasp down on the sector.

“Bullish’s entrance into the public business sectors permits our clients to participate in Bullish by holding a piece of our company, with no of the regulatory uncertainties or jurisdictional limitations of a benefit sharing symbolic issuance,” Brendan Blumer, Block.one’s CEO and the approaching administrator of Bullish, said in an email to media.

The merger is relied upon to nearby the finish of 2021 and is dependent upon endorsement by a wide margin Peak stockholders and other customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.

Far Peak is a SPAC centered around bringing driving monetary and monetary innovation organizations public. Far Peak CEO and Chairman Farley, who recently filled in as the leader of the New York Stock Exchange, will presently turn into the CEO of Bullish.