BitGo Acquires NYDIG's Institutional Trading Arm for $42.5 Million
BitGo has completed the acquisition of NYDIG's institutional trading business for approximately $42.5 million. This strategic move enhances BitGo's capabilities in derivatives and financing while allowing NYDIG to focus on its power and data-center operations. The deal includes around 30 employees from NYDIG, further strengthening BitGo's institutional crypto offerings.
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Wall Street’s favorite Bitcoin broker just walked away from institutional trading to chase gigawatts of power
BitGo is paying roughly $42.5 million upfront for institutional trading capabilities as NYDIG prioritizes a claimed 3+ GW power-and-compute footprint, leaving profitability unproven on both sides. The post Wall Street’s favorite Bitcoin broker just walked away from institutional trading to chase gigawatts of power appeared first on CryptoSlate .
BitGo Buys NYDIG's Institutional Trading Arm to Beef Up Derivatives and Financing
The roughly $42.5 million cash-and-stock deal adds derivatives, structured products and capital-markets capabilities, while letting NYDIG focus on its power and data-center business.
BitGo to buy NYDIG trading arm for $42.5M in cash and stock plus $15M earnout
The deal to buy NYDIG IF Holdings comprises $7 million in cash and around $35.5 million in stock, as well as the $15 earnout.
BitGo buys NYDIG trading arm to deepen institutional crypto push
BitGo completed its acquisition of NYDIG’s institutional trading business, adding about 30 employees and expanding its derivatives and financing capabilities.
BitGo acquires NYDIG institutional trading business
BitGo acquired NYDIG’s institutional trading business, adding 30 employees and capabilities across derivatives, financing and execution.
BitGo buys NYDIG’s institutional trading business, expanding derivatives offering
With the transaction, around 30 NYDIG employees have joined BitGo, along with their institutional trading relationships.




