BitGo Joins Growing List Of Crypto Firms Seeking Public Listings In The US

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Amid renewed bullish momentum and rising prices in the overall industry, as well as notable shifts in the regulatory environment, especially in the US, crypto custody startup BitGo has announced its confidential filing for a public listing.

Rising Digital Asset Demand

The rising interest in cryptocurrencies is attributed to several factors, including clearer regulatory frameworks, the increasing adoption of digital assets by corporate treasuries, and a flow of institutional investments. 

Kat Liu, Vice President at IPOX, noted that many crypto firms have matured over the past decade, establishing stable client bases and achieving SaaS-like margins with predictable cash flows. 

BitGo plays a key role in the protection and management of digital assets for its clients. Founded in 2013, the Palo Alto-based company is one of the largest crypto custody firms in the United States, providing storage solutions that help BitGo clients comply with regulatory requirements and safeguard their assets from theft or loss. 

Plus, the current market conditions are seen as favorable for initial public offerings (IPOs) in the crypto sector which could further provide advantage for BitGo’s IPO filing. Recently, Bitcoin (BTC) surpassed the $123,000 mark to reach a new price record, reflecting a 26% increase in value for 2025. 

Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by capitalization, has also seen a notable rise of approximately 26% in the past week alone, inching closer to the coveted $4,000 level and leading other altcoins to see major surges as well. 

BitGo, Grayscale And Gemini Join IPO Wave

The growth of leading cryptocurrencies, which are becoming increasingly appealing to corporate treasury firms, has also led to an influx of initial public offering filings from other crypto-focused companies.

Notably, similar to BitGo’s move, Grayscale, an asset manager specializing in digital currencies, and Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, have also filed confidentially to go public in recent weeks.

The regulatory landscape is shifting in favor of cryptocurrencies, with Liu highlighting that the current administration appears increasingly supportive of digital asset initiatives. 

A recent milestone was the signing of the country’s first crypto legislation by President Donald Trump, which established a regulatory framework for dollar-pegged stablecoins under the GENIUS Act, paving the way for broader acceptance and use of these digital assets in everyday transactions.

The climate for initial public offerings of cryptocurrencies is further underscored by the recent successful launch of USD Coin (USDC) by Circle. Upon its debut in June, USDC saw major success with impressive figures.

Since its initial offering, shares of Circle (CRLC) have surged more than 600%. Additionally, the crypto exchange Bullish has publicly disclosed its IPO plans, adding to the growing list of companies looking to enter the public market.

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