Bakkt stock tumbles nearly 30% after losing Bank of America and Webull

Former SoftBank Executive Takes on Co-CEO Role at Crypto Trading Platform Bakkt

Former SoftBank executive Akshay Naheta has been appointed as co-CEO of Bakkt, aiming to revitalize the challenged crypto trading platform. In a recent announcement, Bakkt disclosed that Akshay Naheta has joined as co-chief executive officer to spearhead efforts in revitalizing the American crypto trading and custody platform. Naheta will serve alongside current CEO Andy Main and will also become a member of Bakkt’s board. Prior to his role at B…

Former SoftBank dealmaker joins crypto trading platform Bakkt as co-CEO

Ex-SoftBank official Akshay Naheta takes the helm as co-CEO of Bakkt to help revitalize the struggling crypto trading platform. Akshay Naheta, a former SoftBank executive, has joined Bakkt as co-chief executive officer, signaling an effort to turn around the struggling…

Bakkt Names Akshay Naheta Co-CEO, Partners with DTR for Stablecoin Payments

Bakkt appointed Akshay Naheta as co-CEO alongside Andy Main and unveiled a strategic partnership with Distributed Technologies Research (DTR). This collaboration aims to integrate stablecoin payments with Bakkt’s existing trading infrastructure, potentially reshaping cross-border transactions in the digital asset space.Stablecoin Integration to Expand Bakkt’s OfferingsNaheta, a seasoned executive with extensive experience in finance and technolo…

Bakkt posts wider GAAP loss for Q4, issues Q1 guidance, agrees to sell custody unit to ICE

More on Bakkt Holdings Bakkt Holdings: Abandon Ship? Bakkt Needs A Trump Media Salvo As Liquidity Collapses Bakkt Holdings GAAP EPS of -$2.95, revenue of $1.8B Biggest stock movers Tuesday: GRAB, BIDU, SRPT, and more Financial information for Bakkt Holdings

Bakkt stock down after Bank of America breaks ties

Crypto fintech Bakkt is losing contracts with Bank of America and Webull just months after the company's acquisition talks with Donald Trump's Trump Media fell through.

Bakkt's stock fell 27%+ on March 18 after the crypto company said that two of its largest clients, Bank of America and Webull, would not renew their agreements

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