8 stories about Bitgo from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Aug 29, 2026.
BitGo is buying NYDIG's institutional trading division for $42.5 million, expanding its derivatives and financing services. This move allows NYDIG to focus on its energy and data-center business while BitGo strengthens its institutional offerings.
BitGo has secured a virtual asset license in South Korea, claiming to be the first global crypto company to do so. The move highlights the growing institutional interest in South Korea's crypto market, backed by major local financial players.
The World Liberty Trust Company, linked to former President Donald Trump, has received a conditional bank charter to issue the USD1 stablecoin, taking over issuance from BitGo.
BitGo and OTC Markets are teaming up to let over 150 broker-dealers trade and settle digital asset securities using BitGo's custody services. This alliance aims to make tokenized securities more accessible to traditional financial firms.
BitGo launched new quantum-risk tools that help institutional Bitcoin holders identify and reduce potential future quantum-computing exposure in their custody wallets.
BitGo, a newly public crypto custodian, is slashing nearly 15% of its workforce as it pivots to focus on stablecoins and AI infrastructure.
BitGo, a regulated Bitcoin custody service, has joined the Fortune 500 list after reporting $16.2 billion in revenue. The company's inclusion highlights the growing institutional adoption of Bitcoin and regulated crypto services. BitGo, now operating as a federally chartered OCC trust bank, powers custody for major Bitcoin ETFs, stablecoins like World Liberty Financial’s USD1, and SoFiUSD, underscoring institutional adoption of regulated crypto infrastructure.
BitGo launched Lightning Earn, enabling institutional bitcoin holders to earn BTC-denominated fees by providing Lightning Network liquidity through an integration with Amboss Rails.