CoinGecko eyes potential sale valued at $500M

CoinGecko eyes potential sale valued at $500M

The crypto data aggregator has tapped Moelis to explore strategic options amid growing demand for market intelligence platforms.

by Estefano Gomez | Powered by Gloria

CoinGecko, a leading crypto market data aggregator, is reportedly exploring a potential sale valued around $500 million, according to a report from CoinDesk. The company has hired investment bank Moelis to advise on the process, though discussions remain private.

The Malaysia-based firm operates one of the most widely used crypto data platforms, tracking real-time price, volume, exchange activity, and token performance across thousands of assets. CoinGecko has become a core resource for retail traders, institutional analysts, and builders alike.

If completed, a sale would mark one of the most high-profile exits in crypto infrastructure in recent years. The move would also draw comparisons to Binance’s acquisition of CoinMarketCap in 2020, which was reportedly worth up to $400 million in equity and BNB tokens.

CoinGecko has not publicly confirmed the sale exploration. The company continues to operate independently at the time of writing.

CoinGecko eyes potential sale valued at $500M

CoinGecko eyes potential sale valued at $500M

The crypto data aggregator has tapped Moelis to explore strategic options amid growing demand for market intelligence platforms.

by Estefano Gomez | Powered by Gloria

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CoinGecko, a leading crypto market data aggregator, is reportedly exploring a potential sale valued around $500 million, according to a report from CoinDesk. The company has hired investment bank Moelis to advise on the process, though discussions remain private.

The Malaysia-based firm operates one of the most widely used crypto data platforms, tracking real-time price, volume, exchange activity, and token performance across thousands of assets. CoinGecko has become a core resource for retail traders, institutional analysts, and builders alike.

If completed, a sale would mark one of the most high-profile exits in crypto infrastructure in recent years. The move would also draw comparisons to Binance’s acquisition of CoinMarketCap in 2020, which was reportedly worth up to $400 million in equity and BNB tokens.

CoinGecko has not publicly confirmed the sale exploration. The company continues to operate independently at the time of writing.