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BitGo launches Global Markets


04 November 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

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BitGo has launched an institutional trading and financial solutions business, BitGo Global Markets.

Global Markets combines BitGo’s prime services with expanded derivatives, collateral management, and structured finance capabilities, serving institutions seeking to trade at scale and access capital.

The platform also offers spot and OTC block trading, managed asset strategies, bilateral options, margin lending, and swaps, BitGo says.

The launch follows BitGo’s acquisition of New York Digital Investment Group’s (NYDIG) institutional and trading business, including the addition of Pete Janney from the firm to serve as BitGo’s head of global markets.

According to BitGo, dedicated teams will work with clients directly, spanning trading, financing, and risk management.

Commenting on the launch, BitGo CEO and co-founder Mike Belshe says: “BitGo has built a strong foundation across custody, liquidity, trading, financing, and settlement.

“Global Markets brings these capabilities together with deeper capital markets expertise, allowing us to support more complex institutional strategies and serve a broader range of our clients’ financial needs.”

Janney adds: “Clients who own digital assets need sophisticated solutions that go beyond buy and hold.

“We work with clients to understand their goals, whether that is putting idle assets to work, hedging exposure, or accessing liquidity without selling, and execute solutions designed to help them manage risk and pursue those objectives.”
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