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Mike Belshe: BitGo reports 32% year-over-year asset growth for Q3 2026

Mike Belshe: BitGo reports 32% year-over-year asset growth for Q3 2026
BitGo assets up 32 percent in Q3 2026

BitGo reported that assets on its platform grew 32% year over year on a normalized basis for the third quarter of 2026.

Mike Belshe shared these results, stating that BitGo was founded on the belief that digital assets would become an integral part of the global financial system and that this vision is becoming reality.

Belshe has previously highlighted that a traditional South Korean bank planned to use Bitcoin as collateral for digital asset lending, according to his comments in a prior report. He has also described how crypto banks adopt a reserve banking model instead of a fractional reserve approach in an earlier article. These developments reflect Belshe’s ongoing focus on the institutional adoption and operational frameworks of digital assets.

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