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BitGo to buy NYDIG trading arm for $42.5M in cash and stock plus $15M earnout

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Door Anoniem

Gemaakt August 29, 2026|1 min lezen
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The deal to buy NYDIG IF Holdings comprises $7 million in cash and around $35.5 million in stock, as well as the $15 earnout.

Source: CoinDesk


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