
BitGo launched BitGo Link on 3 August, centralising institutional assets held across its custody platform and connected exchanges.
Link lets trading teams view buying power, move funds and manage permissions without separately signing into each connected exchange.
Every Link transfer passes through BitGo’s Policy Engine, allowing institutions to apply approval requirements and role-based controls to external accounts.
BTGO traded near US$5.06 on 3 August, up about 4.1% from US$4.86, though the source did not link the gain directly to Link.
BitGo reported first-quarter revenue of US$3.77 billion, while its net loss widened from US$25.7 million to US$60.7 million.
The company cut nearly 15% of its workforce in June and will report second-quarter results on 12 August.
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe challenged Anthropic after AI agents recovered US$4.62 in Bitcoin (CRYPTO) from deliberately weakened wallets.
BitGo has cut about 15% of its workforce as the cryptocurrency infrastructure company restructures to focus on security, trading, stablecoins, settlement services and AI-powered infrastructure.
BitGo Europe, a BaFin-regulated entity, said its Crypto-as-a-Service platform offers crypto companies a way to comply with Europe's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation.