Bitget Launches BitEXC to Capitalize on Vietnam’s Expanding Crypto Market
Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange, has introduced BitEXC, a trading platform tailored for the Vietnamese market. Vietnam is now the second-largest country globally in terms of cryptocurrency ownership, with approximately...
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Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange, has introduced BitEXC, a trading platform tailored for the Vietnamese market.
Vietnam is now the second-largest country globally in terms of cryptocurrency ownership, with approximately 21.2% of its population holding digital assets. BitEXC aims to serve this expanding user base by offering a platform that meets local preferences and adheres to regulatory requirements.
Platform Offers Spot, Futures Trading
The platform includes spot trading and futures, with future plans for additional features such as copy trading, trading bots, and earning programs. It also supports fiat deposits via popular Vietnamese payment methods, making it easier for users to transact.
BitEXC offers customer support through chat, voice calls, and a VIP service with personalized account management and exclusive benefits.
The moment is here!📣 Our press conference has officially kicked off, with our CEO @GracyBitget announcing a groundbreaking partnership with BitEXC to empower Vietnam's Web3 future 🇻🇳This vital collaboration marks a new chapter in driving innovation, adoption, and opportunities… pic.twitter.com/llZHaUdcdo
— Bitget (@bitgetglobal) December 3, 2024According to the press release, security is a priority for BitEXC, which uses Bitget’s infrastructure to protect user funds and data. The Bitget Protection Fund, valued at over $300 million, will also be extended to BitEXC users.
"Vietnam has shown tremendous potential in crypto, but yet the market still needs platforms that truly understand and cater to its unique audience. BitEXC was created to bridge this gap by providing local support and products customized to fill the needs of its crypto users," said Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget and BitEXC.
Bitget Forms Crypto Partnership with LALIGA
Meanwhile, Bitget has formed a partnership with Spain's LALIGA, becoming its official crypto partner for the Eastern, Southeast Asian, and Latin American regions, as reported by Finance Magnates. The agreement was announced at the Token2049 event in Singapore, marking Bitget's entry into the sports sector in emerging markets.
The multi-million-dollar deal provides Bitget with exposure to LALIGA's global fanbase, while the football league gains access to Web3 solutions. This partnership reflects Bitget's focus on achieving success through consistent effort.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.Why this matters
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