August has traditionally been a quieter time for initial public offerings as bankers head out of the office for summer vacations. But with the stock market and bitcoin climbing to record highs, those bankers are giving up their summer breaks so they can be a part of the hottest IPO market in four years.

The market rally stalled a bit off the back of hotter-than-expected inflation data. But investors aren't panicking. Why it matters: Investors see the price pressures as proof that consumers can handle more — and that companies can cash in.

Bullish stock surged by over 80% following its IPO listing on Wednesday. While the listing was priced at $37 per share, the stock closed at about $68 per share.