Mizuho Bank Offers Positive Outlook on BitGo Despite Stock Decline

BitGo's stock experienced a decline on Tuesday, yet Mizuho Bank has expressed a positive outlook on the institutional-grade crypto custody platform in its first research report. According to ChainCatcher, Mizuho Bank analysts Dan Dolev and Alexander Jenkins described BitGo as a 'military-grade custodian,' highlighting its long-standing security record and focus on institutional clients as key advantages in the increasingly competitive custody market. The report noted that over 80% of BitGo's revenue is derived from recurring activities such as custody and staking, rather than volatile trading activities, distinguishing it among crypto infrastructure companies. Analysts have given BitGo an 'outperform' rating with a target price of $17, suggesting a potential upside of nearly 70% from its current trading price of approximately $10.15. Mizuho Bank anticipates that the adoption of stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets will drive accelerated revenue growth for the company. Despite this optimism, BitGo's stock has fallen about 44% since its January listing on the New York Stock Exchange at an initial price of $18, reflecting the market's overall cautious sentiment towards crypto-related stocks.