Tomorrow marks a milestone for the crypto industry as BitGo Holdings steps onto the public stage with its initial public offering (IPO)
A real world comparison helps clarify the importance of this moment. Coinbase, another crypto pioneer, went public in 2021 with a direct listing that energized the market and broadened acceptance of digital asset firms among traditional investors. BitGo’s IPO could play a similar role for infrastructure focused companies, particularly those that serve institutional clients rather than retail traders.
BitGo’s public debut arrives amid a renewed push for transparency and regulatory clarity in crypto. In 2025, industry watchers saw heightened interest from traditional financial players seeking secure, compliant partners as markets matured. According to Reuters, the BitGo IPO was the first such offering by a digital asset company in 2026, underscoring its significance as a bellwether event for the sector.
BitGo is now supporting iPower’s Digital Asset Treasury, providing both custody and transaction services for the company’s crypto holdings. Recently, iPower executed purchases of Bitcoin and Ethereum using BitGo Prime’s over the counter services, designed to give institutions access to deep liquidity without disrupting the market.
These digital assets are now securely held through BitGo Bank & Trust, N.A.. This will give iPower the infrastructure and tools needed for effective corporate treasury management. This includes secure storage, compliance controls, and streamlined transaction capabilities.
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