Bitgo

BitGo CEO Mike Belshe breaks down why tokenization is about expanding access, fixing a settlement system built during Wall Street’s 1960s paper crisis.

BitGo launched new quantum-risk tools that help institutional Bitcoin holders identify and reduce potential future quantum-computing exposure in their custody wallets.

CEO Mike Belshe’s firm, now operating as a federally chartered OCC trust bank, powers custody for major Bitcoin ETFs, stablecoins like World Liberty Financial’s USD1, and SoFiUSD, highlighting 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.

BitGo launched an IPO for 11.8 million Class A shares, priced $15–$17 each, with a 30-day option for 1.77 million additional shares.

Fold now offers Bitcoin services nationwide via its partnership with federally chartered BitGo Bank & Trust.

The OCC has conditionally approved five crypto firms — Ripple, Circle, Fidelity Digital Assets, BitGo, and Paxos — to become national trust banks, advancing the integration of digital assets into U.S. federal banking.

BitGo and Voltage have announced a strategic partnership that integrates the Lightning Network with BitGo’s custody infrastructure, enabling instant and low-cost Bitcoin transactions with institutional-grade security.

BitGo users will now have the capability to replace transactions that are currently stalled with higher fees.

The asset manager will now custody their ETF funds across BitGo and Coinbase.