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NYDIG Purchases UK Payments Startup Bottlepay for $300M in Stock

NYDIG is purchasing British payments startup Bottlepay for between $280 million and $300 million in stock, the company confirmed Friday.The bitcoin investment firm closed the deal earlier this week. The Block first reported the news.U.K.-based Bottlepay is a global payments firm powered by the Lightning Network. Users can make micropayments

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NYDIG Partners With MVB Bank to Offer White Label Bitcoin Solutions – Bitcoin News

NYDIG, a Bitcoin-based fintech firm, has announced it will partner with MVB bank to integrate its Bitcoin services into MVB’s banking as a service solution. The joint effort will allow the development of a white label solution, allowing third parties to complete their financial services with bitcoin functionalities without having

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NYDIG cuts Bitcoin fee to 0.3% for investors as Morgan Stanley opens floodgates

Bitcoin (BTC) institutional investment firm NYDIG has staged an abrupt price cut for investors using it to gain exposure to BTC price action.In a press release on March 24, the company confirmed that effective immediately, its access fee had been reduced to 0.3%.Bitcoin buyers pick their premiumThe move comes just

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NYDIG files for US-based Bitcoin ETF, with Morgan Stanley on board

New York Digital Investment Group, or NYDIG, has submitted paperwork with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a new Bitcoin exchange-traded fund. NYDIG filed a Form S-1 registration statement for a Bitcoin ETF with the SEC on Tuesday. The submission lists NYDIG Trust Company LLC as the fund’s Bitcoin

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Crypto Asset Manager NYDIG Hires Banker to Pitch Institutions

Patrick Sells is going from banking cryptocurrency businesses shunned by most financial institutions to pitching crypto-related services to banks that may suddenly be warming to the sector.Sells, the former chief innovation officer of New York-based Quontic Bank, is joining New York Digital Investments Group (NYDIG) as its head of bank

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