After Crypto(.)com, where is OpenLedger heading next? I knew it was coming back, but I didn’t expect it to be so soon. Some sharp-eyed folks have already noticed that OPEN’s initial exchange listing includes the U.S.-compliant major exchange Kraken. I even wrote a prediction about this earlier but deleted it, thinking it might not happen so quickly. However, the little octopus hasn’t stopped its pace of listing new tokens. Next stop, C? Let’s dive in! ⬇️ My thought process is actually quite simple: since Kraken has listed it, @OpenledgerHQ’s compliance journey is already underway. Compliance is extremely important for AI and data-related projects—it’s a matter of national security! If the little octopus wants to serve world-class Fortune 500 companies like Walmart, it has to take another step forward in terms of exchange listings. Crypto(.)com was the first step, and it came at just the right time. Looking at the K-line, OPEN experienced a massive surge after its initial launch, followed by a correction phase. Recently, it’s been testing previous lows, which might indicate a bottoming-out process. If this is true, what will drive the next wave of growth? The mainnet? New products? OpenCircle? Or… the next major exchange listing? Currently, FDV is around $1 billion, and the economic model hasn’t been fully rolled out yet, so there’s a potential 2–3x opportunity here. I feel the next opportunity might come with a U.S. exchange listing, and it won’t take too long. Besides C, I think others might jump in too—maybe R, for example . I’ve been deeply involved with OpenLedger for a while now. Apart from Aptos, the little octopus is the only project I’m consistently following. Hoping for a good outcome, hehe. / Author: anymose ｜ A soft-core science writer This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Always remember to DYOR!