Hong Kong-based architectural firm OFA Group just made a notable move—filing an F-1 foreign IPO registration with the SEC. The company plans to issue 35 million Class A Ordinary Shares, marking an interesting entry point for the firm into U.S. capital markets.
What caught attention though? Starting this July 2025, OFA started rolling out cryptocurrency payment acceptance for their architectural services. It's a rare sight seeing traditional construction and design businesses integrating blockchain payments into their standard operations. The move signals how Web3 infrastructure is quietly reshaping how even non-tech industries handle transactions. Whether this becomes a broader trend or remains an outlier depends on adoption rates, but it's definitely one to watch as traditional enterprises test the crypto waters.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 01-01 20:53
Haha, construction companies are starting to accept crypto? This is true mass adoption, not those self-congratulatory stories in the crypto circle.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 01-01 20:51
ngl architecture firms accepting crypto in 2025 hitting different... my behavioral finance thesis on institutional adoption just got peer-reviewed by reality itself 📊
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TokenSleuth
· 01-01 20:47
Honestly, it's still quite rare for traditional industries to accept crypto payments. It's pretty interesting.
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PensionDestroyer
· 01-01 20:45
Traditional construction companies are starting to accept cryptocurrencies, this is really a signal...
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CounterIndicator
· 01-01 20:37
Ofa's move this time is pretty good; the construction company accepting crypto payments shows that traditional industries are finally waking up.
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RugPullProphet
· 01-01 20:28
Construction companies are starting to accept crypto, and now traditional industries really have no way back.
Hong Kong-based architectural firm OFA Group just made a notable move—filing an F-1 foreign IPO registration with the SEC. The company plans to issue 35 million Class A Ordinary Shares, marking an interesting entry point for the firm into U.S. capital markets.
What caught attention though? Starting this July 2025, OFA started rolling out cryptocurrency payment acceptance for their architectural services. It's a rare sight seeing traditional construction and design businesses integrating blockchain payments into their standard operations. The move signals how Web3 infrastructure is quietly reshaping how even non-tech industries handle transactions. Whether this becomes a broader trend or remains an outlier depends on adoption rates, but it's definitely one to watch as traditional enterprises test the crypto waters.