BitGo launches quantum protection for institutional Bitcoin wallets

The post BitGo Adds Quantum-Risk Controls To Bitcoin Custody appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. BitGo Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: BTGO) introduced a set of tools to help institutions measure and reduce the quantum-computing risk tied to their Bitcoin holdings. The digital asset infrastructure company said the features apply to UTXO-based wallets and its multi-signature custody service. The release builds on BitGo’s multi-signature architecture, which the firm pioneered for Bitcoin to reduce single points of failure. The new controls give clients more visibility into wallet-key exposure, better handling of unspent transaction outputs, and workflows for institutional wallet operations. At the center of the launch is a Quantum Risk Score, an in-platform system that rates potential quantum exposure across supported Bitcoin wallets. A Fix Exposed Addresses Workflow guides clients through moving funds from addresses with elevated exposure into new addresses with stronger key hygiene.  A new UTXO

The post Crypto IPO autopsy: Gemini down 89%, pipeline frozen appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Gemini has lost 89% of its value since its September debut and is being sued by its own shareholders. BitGo is down 77%, Bullish 71%, and the pipeline behind them, Kraken, Grayscale, Consensys, Ledger, has frozen solid. The great crypto listing boom lasted about a year and destroyed most of the capital that believed in it. Here is what actually killed it, who survived and why, and what has to change before the window reopens. Summary The crypto IPO boom failed because many companies listed at cycle-peak valuations just before trading volumes and asset prices weakened. Circle held up better than peers because stablecoin float revenue is more durable than exchange or custody revenue. Gemini’s 89% collapse shows how public markets punished crypto businesses with cyclical revenue and unclear post-IPO strategy. Lockup expiries added extra selling pressure, turning weak debuts into prolonged de

Gemini fell 89% from its debut, BitGo 77%, Bullish 71%, and the IPO pipeline froze. What killed the crypto listing boom and what reopens the window.

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The post Gemini Stock Leads Crypto IPO Losses With 89% Drop From Its Debut appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Recent crypto IPO stocks are all trading below their debut-day prices, with Circle (CRCL) down about 6% and Gemini (GEMI) down 89%. The pattern spans every major crypto listing since mid-2025. Their slide tracks a broad market downturn that began in October. Gemini, BitGo, Bullish Shares Sink Over 70% From Their Opening Trades The data outlines how steep the losses run across the six major names. Gemini (GEMI) opened at $37 on its September 2025 debut and now trades near $4.19. That marks a drop of about 89%. BitGo (BTGO) sits about 77% below its $22.43 first trade in January 2026. Bullish (BLSH) has fallen roughly 71% from its $90 open. eToro (ETOR) trades near $41, down about 42% from its $69.69 open. Figure (FIGR) is off about 14% from its $36 debut, and Circle is down about 6% from its $69 open. Follow us on X to get the latest news as it happens Chart Comparing Crypto IP

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