Silicon Valley IPO
Silicon Valley's own public market.
Silicon Valley risk capital does not behave like the capital aggregated on NYSE or Nasdaq. CAX is the first exchange built to match how venture-backed companies actually go public.
Venture-native by design
Cap-table support for dual-class governance, deep preferred stacks, and secondary activity — without the friction of retrofitting a 200-year-old market model. Listing rules are written for pre-profit growth issuers, not industrial dividend payers.
Concentrated peer capital
CAX aggregates institutional and sophisticated retail capital specifically oriented to Silicon Valley issuers, producing peer-comparable trading and analyst coverage that a mixed NYSE or Nasdaq tape does not.
Speed to liquidity
Shorter review cycles, in-state coordination with regulators, and market-making conventions calibrated for lower-float IPOs let venture-backed companies reach public liquidity meaningfully faster.
Public unveiling and opening of interest registration.
Entity formation, senior hiring, and initial preparation.
Project launch.