Last week the company published higher than expected first quarter earnings that included $1.8 billion in revenue, $1.1 billion in adjusted EBITDA and $730 to $800 million in net income.

Julie Chariell, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst said, “The direct listing limits the amount of shares that are available, you don’t have advisors and investment banks, offering green shares, additional shares and so on, in order to meet that demand, so the market is just going to be so tight.”

While many analysts are impressed with the sheer amount of capital the company can earn, some are concerned that business units not directly connected to the appreciation of bitcoin’s value are laggards compared to the rest of the firm.

The promise of blockchain interoperability may alleviate many issues and allow different chains to communicate and collaborate rather than competing with each other.