Crypto custodian BitGo debuted on the NYSE at $18 per share, implying a roughly $2 billion valuation, marking 2026’s first major crypto IPO and signaling renewed institutional confidence in digital assets.
Crypto custodian BitGo is poised to become the first crypto IPO of 2026, targeting a $2.2B valuation on its NYSE debut, signaling renewed institutional confidence in digital asset markets.
BitGo has secured conditional approval from the U.S. OCC to become a national crypto trust bank, marking a major step in integrating digital asset custody with the traditional banking system.
BitGo partners with Goobit to bolster Nordic Bitcoin infrastructure, combining custody and exchange services to enhance security, liquidity and institutional access across Sweden, Norway and the region.
BitGo, a leading digital asset custody and security company, has launched Replace-by-Fee (RBF) integration for Bitcoin transactions. RBF is a feature that allows users to speed up their Bitcoin transactions by replacing them with a higher-fee transaction, thereby incentivizing miners to process the transaction sooner.
With RBF integration, BitGo customers can now choose to use RBF for their Bitcoin transactions, increasing the likelihood of their transactions being confirmed more quickly. This is especially useful during periods of high network congestion when transaction fees tend to rise. BitGo’s RBF integration provides a cost-effective solution for customers who need their transactions processed quickly and reliably.
BitGo, a digital asset finance and security platform, has secured $100 million in its Series C funding round, pushing its market valuation to a whopping $1.75 billion. Investors including Galaxy Digital, Goldman Sachs, and Digital Currency Group participated in the round.