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NEW: BitGo launches Bitcoin staking through Stacks, allowing eligible institutional custody clients to earn $BTC rewards while keeping their Bitcoin in BitGo Bank & Trust custody.

Cointelegraph
Published: 2026-11-03 23:00 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-04 02:16 UTC
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⚡️ NEW: BitGo launches Bitcoin staking through Stacks, allowing eligible institutional custody clients to earn $BTC rewards while keeping their Bitcoin in BitGo Bank & Trust custody. https://t.co/…

⚡️ NEW: BitGo launches Bitcoin staking through Stacks, allowing eligible institutional custody clients to earn $BTC rewards while keeping their Bitcoin in BitGo Bank & Trust custody. https://t.co/syvNvyCMSx

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