2026-01-12 17:29:11

BitGo, a leading digital asset custody platform, is preparing for a U.S. listing. According to the latest information, the company plans to raise approximately $201 million, with its shares to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol BTGO. This move marks another significant breakthrough for professional-grade crypto custody services in the traditional financial market. As an established player in the industry, BitGo's progress toward going public has attracted much attention.

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FundingMartyr

· 14h ago

BitGo's IPO this time really took a long time... finally, the day has come --- A financing scale of 200 million is indeed not small, but compared to the valuation, it still feels like a discount --- NYSE BTGO, just hearing the name sounds intriguing, traditional finance has finally had to bow --- An established custodian going public shows that the crypto industry is indeed becoming more "mainstream." What do you think about this? --- Wait, why were there so many hurdles in the previous funding rounds, and now suddenly it's listed? --- The custody sector is becoming more competitive, and BitGo's entry into NYSE with this identity is quite a feat --- Big institutions' money is really easy to make... what can retail investors get from this, haha --- The maturity of the crypto industry has indeed progressed, but is this a good thing or a bad thing?

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LiquidationHunter

· 14h ago

2.01 billion in funding, BitGo is finally going public on the NYSE. Established custodianship is really becoming more and more regulated.

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PumpStrategist

· 14h ago

This wave of US listings sounds like a story, but with a financing scale of 201 million, it looks a bit thin. The distribution of chips is worth pondering. --- BitGo pushing for NYSE, is this another traditional finance company embracing Web3? Don't rush, first check the details of circulating supply and lock-up periods. --- The custody concept is hot again this round, but honestly, the phenomenon of highly concentrated chips is very obvious, a typical early-stage pump signal. Be careful not to chase the high. --- The hype of going public works every time, but the really interesting point is the dump within 30 days after listing, when you can see who is cutting whom. --- Raising 200 million and then listing on NYSE? Small coins that have already formed patterns are more spectacular. I need to ponder this logic... --- Old players are not necessarily good targets; the key is whether the entry timing and risk release are thorough enough. Currently, the sentiment is somewhat hot, so it's advisable to review rationally.

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