李笑来

The first bell of 2026, why did Wall Street give up the "C position" to a "coin-holding" company?
At 9:30 AM Eastern Time on January 22, the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange rang with an extra metallic clang—that was the echo of 60 million private keys colliding in safes.
BitGo (ticker: BTGO), priced at $18, opened at $22.43, a 25% jump that isn't epic but flooded trader groups with messages: "Don't look at the K-line, look at the foundation of a new track."
1. Why is BitGo's IPO considered a "public offering of crypto water, electricity, and coal"?
1. Asset side: $16 billion AUM, 4