BitGo don submit confidential IPO, dey drive institutional crypto custody

BitGo don drop confidential filing for U.S. SEC for IPO, wey show say na big move for institutional crypto custody. Dem do start the company for 2013 by Mike Belshe and Ben Davenport for Palo Alto. The company don grow the asset dem dey custodi from $60 billion to over $100 billion. Dem also add more service, like OTC trading desk wey fit do spot, options, and margin lending. EU MiCA don give them green light and dem dey consider get US bank charter, this SEC filing na proof say investors dey trust regulated infrastructure more. This one happen after Bitcoin price jump pass $120,000 and crypto market don reach $4 trillion because of new stablecoin law. Goldman Sachs, DRW Holdings and Valor Equity Partners back BitGo. Dem dey offer institution-grade multisig wallets, insurance and compliance systems. Analysts talk say make business models get steady revenue, risk control plus institutional clients to fit list for public. If e work, BitGo IPO fit make people dey use third-party crypto custody pass to do am inside dem own company, e go make regulated infrastructure strong and make demand for secure crypto custody service increase.
Bullish
BitGo confidential IPO filing dey show say strong institutional demand dey for secure crypto custody and e confirm say regulated infrastructure sabi remain important as Bitcoin don cross $120,000 and market cap don reach $4 trillion. For short term, traders fit see this SEC filing as better sign for Bitcoin (BTC), wey go make dem expect say institutional money go increase and market go stable well well. For long term, if BitGo IPO succeed, e fit speed up how people go start dey use third-party custody instead of their own way, e go improve risk control and compliance level for the whole industry, plus e go attract more institutional money enter crypto. Historical examples show say as regulated financial infrastructure dey develop, e dey build market confidence and dey cause price increase for big cryptocurrencies.