Taiwanese stablecoin infrastructure company OwlTing is set to make its debut on the Nasdaq Global Market on Thursday, October 16, under the ticker symbol OWLS. This move marks it as one of the first Asian blockchain firms to list directly on a major U.S. exchange.
OwlTing stated that the Nasdaq Global Market was chosen for its strict financial and governance requirements, which offers greater visibility and liquidity. The company framed the listing as a commitment to becoming a regulated, institutional-grade partner in the often-volatile stablecoin sector.
OwlTing's debut comes as the stablecoin industry experiences rapid expansion and increasing regulatory interest:
Founded in Taipei in 2010, OwlTing initially focused on e-commerce and hospitality before pivoting to blockchain payments. The company views the opportunity in stablecoin infrastructure as "immense," believing that new global regulations are creating a safer foundation for mass adoption.
In 2024, the company reported:
OwlTing expects profitability to strengthen as its OwlPay stablecoin infrastructure scales, establishing stablecoins as the foundation of global cross-border payments.
October 2025, Cryptoniteuae