BitGo Seeks $201 Million in U.S. IPO

Published at 2026-01-12 13:00:10

BitGo said in a regulatory filing on Monday that it intends to raise as much as $201 million through a U.S. initial public offering. The announcement comes from the long-standing crypto custody provider as it looks to tap public markets for growth capital and broader investor access. The IPO would be a milestone for crypto infrastructure, offering public-market exposure to a firm central to institutional custody services. Proceeds could support product expansion, compliance and scaling during a period of renewed institutional interest and continuing regulatory focus on digital-asset custody. Investors and market watchers will be watching the filing details and pricing timeline for signs of demand and how BitGo positions itself against peers in a maturing crypto ecosystem.

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Morgan Stanley says the U.S. equity rally should withstand rising Iran tensions so long as crude stays stable, a view that could matter for crypto if risk-on flows persist. A sharp, sustained oil spike remains the main threat to markets.

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Published at 2026-03-03 22:15:31

Investors Flee to Cash as Iran Crisis Rattles Markets

Rising tensions in Iran pushed global investors into cash, compressing demand for gold, bonds and stocks while volatility spiked. Cryptocurrencies including DASH saw muted flows as traders prioritized liquidity.

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Published at 2026-03-03 19:30:25

Harvard Trims Bitcoin, Increases Ether — Experts Call Move Constructive for Crypto

Harvard's endowment cut Bitcoin exposure while adding Ether, a shift experts say reflects volatility and private equity cash needs rather than a bearish verdict on crypto. Analysts see the change as a constructive sign for ETH and broader institutional engagement.

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Published at 2026-03-03 15:45:25

Oil shock and inflation fears push Bitcoin below $67K

Bitcoin fell more than 3.5% to under $67,000 on Tuesday as rising tensions in the Middle East triggered an oil shock and sent investors toward the U.S. dollar. The move reflected a broader risk-off shift that hit crypto alongside equities.

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Published at 2026-03-03 12:30:18

BitGo Europe Debuts MiCAR-Compliant Crypto-as-a-Service in 30 EEA Countries

BitGo Europe has launched its Crypto-as-a-Service platform across 30 EEA countries, offering MiCAR-regulated digital asset infrastructure to banks and fintechs. The rollout mirrors BitGo’s U.S. offering while adapting to European regulatory requirements and enabling product launches via API integration.