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BTGO
$10.43
+$0.34(+3.36%)

*Data last updated: 2026-05-04 04:17 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-04 04:17, BitGo Holdings (BTGO) is priced at $10.43, with a total market cap of $403.08M, a P/E ratio of -140.60, and a dividend yield of 0.00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $10.09 and $10.50. The current price is 3.36% above the day's low and 0.66% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 328.93K. Over the past 52 weeks, BTGO has traded between $7.25 to $24.50, and the current price is -57.42% away from the 52-week high.

BTGO Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$10.09
Market Cap$403.08M
Volume328.93K
P/E Ratio-140.60
Dividend Yield (TTM)0.00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)0.27
Net Income (FY)-$14.78M
Revenue (FY)$16.15B
Earnings Date2026-06-25
EPS Estimate0.07
Revenue Estimate$52.60M
Shares Outstanding39.94M
Beta (1Y)2.9018118

About BTGO

Bitgo Holdings, Inc. operates as a digital asset infrastructure company that allows institutional clients to secure, manage, utilize, and create digital assets through its technology platform. The company, through its platform, offers self-custody wallet, qualified custody, liquidity and prime, and infrastructure-as-a-service to investors, builders, and other participants in the digital asset ecosystem. Its clients range from crypto-native companies that use its self-custody wallet technology to financial services firms, digital asset ecosystem companies, technology platforms, corporations, and government agencies, as well as high net worth individuals. The company's principal markets include North America, Europe, and Asia. It serves institutional investors, trading firms, investment advisors, exchanges, and developers. Bitgo Holdings, Inc. was founded in 2013 and is based in Palo Alto, California.
SectorFinancial Services
IndustryFinancial - Capital Markets
CEOMichael A. Belshe
HeadquartersPalo Alto,CA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.bitgo.com
Employees (FY)603.00
Average Revenue (1Y)$26.78M
Net Income per Employee-$24.51K

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ImpermanentLossFan

ImpermanentLossFan

04-25 04:04
Just over three months ago, BitGo rang the bell at NYSE and became the first major cryptocurrency custodian to go public this year. It opened at $18 and closed its first day at $22.43, a solid move that marked the beginning of the crypto IPO wave in 2026. The interesting part isn’t just that BitGo entered the public market, but how it did so. This company had been building something that many overlooked for over a decade: real infrastructure. While other exchanges focused on volume and retail users, founders Mike Belshe and Ben Davenport decided that what institutions truly needed was security. BitGo started introducing multi-sig wallets in 2013, when that was almost science fiction. But it didn’t stop at software. It sought fiduciary licenses, became a qualified custodian, and that was key when Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs arrived. BlackRock and other giants needed someone to securely and regulation-compliantly hold those assets. BitGo was the guardian. Now, what truly backs the $2 billion valuation isn’t the gross revenue numbers they report. If you only look at that, it seems cheap. But the real business is elsewhere: institutional subscriptions, custody services, and that new stablecoin line. The subscription segment only generates about $80 million annually, but with very high margins. That’s what matters. What I see is that BitGo represents something different from what we’re used to in crypto. It’s not an exchange that lives off trading. It’s more like selling shovels during a gold rush. As long as institutions are operating, ETFs are functioning, and assets need custody, BitGo keeps earning fees. In bull markets, it won’t shine like a secondary altcoin, but in volatility and downturns, it’s a safe bet. And the most crypto thing of all: they tokenized their shares on the same day as the IPO. BTGO circulates on Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain. That’s different. It opens the door for these shares to be used as collateral in DeFi protocols. That’s the real vision: connecting traditional finance with DeFi in a way that wasn’t possible before. This is the kind of company that probably won’t explode 10x in a bull run, but also won’t disappear. It’s infrastructure. And it seems the market is finally willing to pay for that.
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ChainDoctor

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04-12 03:07
Interesting timing on BitGo's market debut. The custody firm just priced its IPO at $18 per share, hitting a $2 billion valuation before listing on NYSE under BTGO. First crypto IPO of 2026, and honestly, it's a different play than what we've seen before. The broader crypto public market has been rough lately. Bullish shares are down over 40% in recent months, Owlting cratered nearly 90%, and Gemini Space Station dropped close to 70%. The CoinDesk 20 index slid about 33% over the same stretch. So BitGo's entry at a relatively modest valuation actually makes sense given the sector sentiment. Here's what caught my attention though: BitGo's revenue model is fundamentally different from trading-heavy platforms. Custody and staking services account for over 80% of their revenue, generating around $160-170 million annually in real economic value. That's sticky, recurring revenue, not dependent on volatile trading volumes. The company's core business kept growing even when crypto markets weakened last year. Analysts are projecting BitGo could hit $400 million in revenue and $120 million in EBITDA by 2028. If they execute on that, the current valuation could look cheap. What makes this IPO interesting is that it's the first pure-play custody exposure for public market investors. You're not betting on trading swings or market volatility, you're betting on institutional adoption of digital asset infrastructure. The real question now is whether that custody and staking franchise can keep compounding. Newer services like stablecoin infrastructure are longer-term bets. But if blockchain adoption continues scaling, custody demand should follow. That's a different narrative than the typical crypto trading story we've been hearing from other public companies. Worth watching how this plays out against the broader sector recovery.
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