A private corporation can sell the public additional issuing of its crypto assets through an initial public offering (IPO). Through this process, a cryptocurrency company can receive capital from the public, but it must abide by regulations that demand it to be more open and transparent with its disclosures.
A corporation is regarded as private and held by a very small group of stakeholders before its first public offering (IPO). These parties can be early investors like the founders, the founders' loved ones, or venture capitalists who lend money to businesses with a lot of room for expansion.