"2025 saw several successful public offerings, especially from companies operating in the AI, cryptocurrency, and fintech spaces. What many on Wall Street are anxious to know is whether the IPO market-and its returns-will accelerate in 2026, or if investors will take a more cautious approach to newly public companies as inflationary pressures, the potential for a weakening economy, and a possible AI bubble weigh heavily on people's minds."
"BitGo was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California. According to the company's S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, BitGo had 566 full-time employees as of September 30. Over the past 12 months, ending September 30, the company says it generated total revenue of $11.1 billion. Its platform currently supports more than 1,550 assets with a total value of $104 billion."
"BitGo hasn't set a date for its initial public offering yet. In its amended Form S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) yesterday, the company merely mentioned its intention to go public. However, the amended filing suggests that the public offering will likely happen soon. IPOscoop.com lists BitGo's expected IPO date as Thursday, January 22, but BitGo has yet to publicly confirm that date."
2025 saw several successful public offerings in AI, cryptocurrency, and fintech. Wall Street remains uncertain whether IPO activity and returns will accelerate in 2026 or slow amid inflationary pressures, potential economic weakening, and concerns about an AI bubble. BitGo Holdings provides cryptocurrency custodial and infrastructure services used by institutional investors to store and secure digital assets and meet regulatory guidelines. BitGo was founded in 2013. As of September 30, the company reported 566 full-time employees, $11.1 billion in revenue over the prior 12 months, and platform assets supporting more than 1,550 assets valued at $104 billion. BitGo filed an amended S-1 indicating intent to go public soon; IPOscoop.com lists January 22 as a likely date, not yet confirmed.
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