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BitGo introduces global liquidity layer

23 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Through its Prime subsidiary, the liquidity layer aims to address an increase in fragmented liquidity in the digital assets market, requiring institutions to manage several operational workflows simultaneously

BitGo and OTC Markets Group to join forces

22 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Broker-dealers using alternative trading system OTC Link ATS would receive support for digital asset securities, enabling them to expand their offerings across all tokenised assets and commodities

Wyden integrates with DFNS

22 July 2026 Switzerland, France
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Wyden’s infrastructure will be directly connected with DFNS’s core banking platform, spanning pre-trade checks, treasury management, order execution, settlement, and reconciliation

Blockchain.com invests in OpenWorld

21 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Velocity Capital becomes Prometheum’s first omnibus correspondent clearing client

20 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Ondo Finance partners with SBI Group to bring Japanese assets onchain

17 July 2026 Japan
Reporter: Matthew Challis

The firms will distribute Ondo tokenised products across the SBI Group ecosystem and adopt JPYSC, SBI’s yen-pegged stablecoin, for use in onchain settlement and collateral

FalconX acquires bloXroute

16 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

bloXroute’s blockchain networking capabilities will be combined with FalconX’s institutional trading platform, intending to improve the speed and efficiency of onchain execution

BitGo Prime adds Virtu Financial for expanded liquidity access

15 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

Virtu provides multi-asset liquidity and transparent products across the investment cycle to global financial markets, adding to BitGo’s ability to deliver liquid markets to institutional participants

BridgePort begins pilot of DAMA

14 July 2026 US
Reporter: Matthew Challis

The Digital Asset Master Agreement is a common starting point when establishing a triparty settlement arrangement, and consists of a configurable template allowing counterparties to reflect their own needs

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