BitGo made $4.3 billion in revenue last quarter, but direct costs swallowed 99.8% of it

CryptoSlate•Thu, Aug 13, 2026, 05:30 PM•2 min read

Direct costs absorbed 99. 83% of segment revenue while adjusted EBITDA stayed negative and management targeted $15 million in savings. The post BitGo made $4.

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