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Bitget plans Lithuania hub for European expansion

By Queena CaiDecember 17, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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  • Bitget plans to establish a regional hub in Lithuania to expand its presence in Europe.
  • The move aligns with the EU’s MiCA framework, emphasising compliance and fostering a secure crypto environment.

What happened: Bitget establishes regional hub in Lithuania

Bitget, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company, has announced plans to establish a European regional hub in Lithuania. This initiative aligns with the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, which offers a harmonised regulatory environment for crypto assets. As part of the expansion, Bitget is preparing for full compliance by setting up an office and hiring compliance and operational staff in Lithuania.

Chief Legal Officer Hon Ng highlighted the company’s commitment to fostering a secure digital innovation space and its dedication to compliance. Bitget’s strategic move into Europe builds on its existing licenses in jurisdictions such as Poland, Australia, and Italy, alongside its re-entry into the UK market. Additionally, the exchange has obtained crypto registration in Lithuania, demonstrating its transparent operational standards.

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Why it’s important

Bitget’s decision to establish a hub in Lithuania underscores its proactive approach to regulatory compliance under the MiCA framework. The EU’s regulatory clarity is expected to foster innovation and strengthen user trust in the crypto industry. Bitget’s expansion is a step toward reinforcing Europe’s position as a global crypto hub while ensuring asset security and data protection.

As the MiCA regulations come into effect, Bitget’s collaboration with European regulators positions it as a key player in shaping the region’s crypto ecosystem. This also highlights a growing trend among crypto firms prioritising compliance to gain competitive advantages in emerging markets. By extending its presence in Europe, Bitget demonstrates a balance between innovation and regulatory adherence, setting a benchmark for the industry.

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Queena Cai

Queena Cai is an intern reporter at BTW Media, having studied Construction Economics and Management at University College London. She specialises in Business Project Management and Consultancy. Contact her at q.cai@btw.media.

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