BitGo Names Alex Rozman as Chief Compliance Officer

BitGo has appointed Alex Rozman as its new Chief Compliance Officer. The company recently connected institutional self-custody wallets to Hyperliquid. BitGo's stock has seen a 5.46% increase over 4 months but a 8.77% decrease year-to-date.

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