NYDIG (New York Digital Investment Group)
NYDIG combines technology expertise with operational, risk management, and financial markets excellence in two industry-leading, vertically-integrated franchises: Power & Bitcoin Mining and Bitcoin Financial Infrastructure. Our team is anti-fragile, growing stronger through challenges—just like the network we support and secure. Our mission is to bridge the gap between traditional finance and the modern economy—building a future where financial freedom, power, and innovation are accessible to all. As an affiliate of Stone Ridge Holdings Group, NYDIG benefits from significant synergies across a wide variety of products and services. The industry-leading Stone Ridge Energy franchise owns and operates over 10GW of U.S. natural gas production, providing a complementary source of power to drive the evolution of bitcoin mining, and reducing energy input cost through the consumption of stranded energy available throughout the life cycle of a natural gas well.www.nydig.com
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Oct 15, 2026
GuyHOST
Around the same time, Stone Ridge Asset Management revealed that it held 10,000 BTC, then worth roughly $115 million.
GuyHOST
The firm managed around $10 billion and had even created its own subsidiary, NYDIG, partly to give executives and clients a professional way to buy and custody BTC.
GuyHOST
Then another Wall Street name appeared.
GuyHOST
In November 2020, Guggenheim's Macro Opportunities Fund filed with the SEC to gain Bitcoin exposure through Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust.
Israel MunozHOST
And, you know, to highlight Zaria a bit more to your point, because I do think it's quite an interesting story.
Israel MunozHOST
I mean, these are very experienced executives as well, right? I mean, Emily, she comes from NYDIG, Silicon Valley Bank.
Israel MunozHOST
I mean, they know what they're doing, right? And they know that industry and what it's lacking.
Israel MunozHOST
And we'll have AdMita Tech Talks with us.
Alan LaneGUEST
What we had done was we had partnered with custodians.
Alan LaneGUEST
I think our largest partner in that was NYDIG, but we essentially had five different custodial partners.
Alan LaneGUEST
And the reason we did that was primarily because we understood that if an individual who owned Bitcoin, and I say an individual, but this was a business initiative, so it was businesses only, but a business had already gone through, and let's use Saylor as an example, because it's commonly known that MicroStrategy was one of our borrowers.
Alan LaneGUEST
Well, if they had done all of the work and decided that, hey, I want to custody my Bitcoin with this entity, then we weren't going to make them move that.
Jeff WaltonHOST
The probabilistic framework, that's how institutional capital investors are looking at this.
Jeff WaltonHOST
It reminds me of this great interview, Ross Stevens, who runs NYDIG, which is now part of BitGo.
Jeff WaltonHOST
Shout out to Ross and StoneRidge for that sale there.
Jeff WaltonHOST
That's a big deal over there for them.
MayaHOST
Their crypto business apparently was doing nine figures in revenue.
MayaHOST
And they sold it to NYDIG or NDIG, whatever.
MayaHOST
It's a Bitcoin firm founded in 2017.
MayaHOST
And what he talks about on these podcasts is just like investors were like, are you a Bitcoin business? Are you an AI business? And he was like, why can't we be both? And they were like, I don't really invest in both.