Digital asset infrastructure solutions provider BitGo has announced the promotion of Brett Reeves to Head of European Sales, in addition to his existing role as Head of Go Network.
The company offers custody, wallets, staking, trading, financing, and settlement out of regulated cold storage. Founded in 2013, BitGo focuses exclusively on serving institutional clients and is the operational backbone for over 1,500 institutional clients in 50 countries, including many of the world’s top brands, cryptocurrency exchanges, and platforms. BitGo secures approximately 20% of all on-chain Bitcoin transactions by value and is the largest independent digital asset custodian.
Brett Reeves joined BitGo in May 2024 and has since overseen the expansion of BitGo’s presence in Europe, which includes onboarding new clients and partners and expanding the volume and scope of business across multiple jurisdictions within the European Union and the UK.
With over twenty years’ experience in the financial services industry, Reeves has worked at Citibank, Nomura, and Standard Chartered Bank, working within Prime Brokerage and OTC teams within the FX and interest rates markets.
Prior to joining BitGo, Brett Reeves was the Head of Business Development at regulated digital asset Prime Broker, Bequant.
Brett Reeves, Head of Go Network and European Sales, said: “Since joining BitGo last year, it has been an intense and rewarding journey.
“Alongside growing the business our focus has been on obtaining the necessary licenses to achieve MiCA compliance, ensuring we are fully prepared for a comprehensive rollout of our Custody, Wallets, Staking, Trading and Financing services across Europe. With a growing team and increasing demand for secure, well-regulated digital asset solutions, we are highly optimistic about the opportunities 2025 holds for us.”
In December, BitGo announced its integration with Core DAO to enable institutional clients to access dual staking for Bitcoin.
The alliance allows institutions to earn scalable Bitcoin yields while maintaining full custody and avoiding counterparty risk.
