Bitget Receives Bitcoin License in El Salvador, Securing Its Entrance Into Latam
Bitget, a South Africa-based cryptocurrency exchange, has recently announced that it received a Bitcoin Service Provider (BSP) license in El Salvador, opening the doors to start operating locally. This milestone allows t...
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