Bitget is considering establishing a regional hub in Lithuania to comply with the MiCA regulation and strengthen its position in Europe. The exchange is already operating with licenses in several EU countries and is seeking approval in 15 other countries. The new hub will focus on hiring specialists to ensure regulatory compliance. Successfully meeting MiCA standards could give Bitget a competitive advantage in the market, especially amid the growing opportunities for crypto startups in the EU.
12/14/2024 11:52:48 AM (GMT+1)
Bitget is considering establishing a regional hub in Lithuania to comply with the MiCA regulation, expand its presence in Europe, and hire regulatory compliance specialists 🏢
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