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Ethereum's Quantum-Safe Upgrade Puts Banks on a 2027 Migration Clock
Ethereum's planned shift to quantum-resistant validator keys could force regulated banks to overhaul custody systems years before quantum computers pose a real threat, exposing a timeline and operational risk few have addressed
BitGo's $4.3B Revenue Reveals Razor-Thin Margins and Ongoing Losses
BitGo posted $4.3 billion in quarterly revenue, but nearly all of it was offset by direct transaction costs, leaving the company with negative earnings and highlighting the challenge of turning high-volume digital asset sales into sustainable profits
BitGo Faces $19M Q2 Loss Despite Revenue Jump to $4.3B
BitGo reported an $18.8 million unrealized digital asset loss in Q2 2026, narrowing its net loss to $19 million even as revenue surged 80% year-over-year. The company is cutting costs and launching a $50 million share buyback.
Gate Institutional Expands Crypto Services for Professional Clients
Gate Institutional is consolidating trading, custody, and API access into a single platform for institutional clients, aiming to streamline execution, capital management, and security for trading teams, asset managers, and enterprise partners
Bitwise CIO Sees Institutional Flows Driving Bitcoin's Long-Term Value
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan argues that even a modest allocation from global institutional investors could push Bitcoin's price far higher over the next decade, as traditional capital shifts toward digital assets and spot ETFs expand access
BitGo Investors Face Lead Plaintiff Deadline in Class-Action Lawsuit
BitGo shareholders are being urged to act before August 7 if they want to lead a securities class action, as legal filings challenge the company's disclosures about crypto price risks and recent losses.
TRON's Stablecoin Surge Draws Institutional Finance to Blockchain
TRON's growing stablecoin activity and on-chain settlements are attracting institutional platforms like Anchorage Digital, signaling a shift from crypto trading to broader financial infrastructure and custody services