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World Liberty Financial has deployed its USD1 stablecoin natively on the institutional Canton Network, offering permissioned, concurrent cash settlement for tokenized real-world asset transactions.
Following reports that Anthropic's Claude models unintentionally accessed real-world networks during testing, BitGo CEO Mike Belshe has issued a 100 BTC public challenge to test the…
Digital asset manager Grayscale has officially applied to launch the first US spot Worldcoin ETF (GWLD).
Banking giant Intesa Sanpaolo more than doubled its digital asset footprint in early 2026, executing a sophisticated portfolio reshuffle that saw a near-total exit from Solana…
ConsenSys joins Kraken and Ledger in pausing IPO plans as the crypto market faces macroeconomic headwinds and Bitcoin ETF outflows, while US lawmakers debate the pivotal…
Fintech startup Aven is launching a Bitcoin-backed Visa card offering up to $1 million in credit with fixed rates, aiming to disrupt traditional lending costs
OKX is strengthening its US presence by adopting BitGo’s settlement infrastructure, enabling institutional clients to trade without pre-funding while assets remain in custody.
BitGo adds trading and onchain settlement for Canton Coin, expanding beyond custody services.
BitGo is a privately held digital-asset custody and infrastructure company focused on institutional custody, wallet security, settlement, and digital-asset financial infrastructure.
BitGo Europe has rolled out its MiCA-compliant crypto-as-a-service platform across 30 EEA countries, targeting banks and fintechs with custody and trading infrastructure.
BitGo will issue and custody the FYUSD stablecoin, a dollar-pegged token targeting institutional investors in Asia. The product includes a programmable settlement layer designed for AI-driven…
Changpeng Zhao-backed YZi Labs invests in BitGo as the crypto custodian debuts on the NYSE, supporting regulated infrastructure for institutional digital assets.
Crypto custody firm BitGo priced its initial public offering at $18 per share, above its marketed range, with trading set to begin on the NYSE.