Highlights:
- Crypto exchange Bitget relaunches in the UK under FCA compliance through the Archax partnership.
- Bitget Wallet launched a $20M fund to boost the development of Telegram Mini Apps on TON.
- Bitget invests in TON to boost the ecosystem, support developers, and drive growth.
Bitget has restarted its operations in the United Kingdom after making updates to ensure compliance with local regulations. The company announced that its UK website is back online. This comes after it suspended its operation in May due to the Financial Promotions Regime. Bitget wanted to ensure that its platform complied with rules before restarting services for UK customers. This break allowed Bitget to re-align with requirements and plan for a compliant relaunch.
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Bitget relaunches app in UK after compliance with Financial Promotions regime
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has relaunched its UK website and app, complying with the Financial Promotions Regime, Cointelegraph reported. Following a temporary suspension in May, the relaunch was…
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Archax Approval Enables UK Operations
Bitget partnered with Archax which is an independent firm licensed by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), to relaunch. Archax focuses on evaluating financial promotions to assure compliance. Bitget worked closely with Archax to ensure that its promotional content adheres to FCA guidelines. This partnership enables Bitget to provide a secure and compliant platform to UK users.
The participation of Archax is essential for the functioning of Bitget. Bitget is assured of compliance with UK standards through the partnership. Bitget hopes to maintain trust with its clients in the UK and expand its user base.
$20M Fund for Telegram Mini Apps
Bitget Wallet has announced a $20 million funding initiative. Bitget Wallet was formerly known as BitKeep. The project aims to help Telegram Mini Apps grow. As a strategic partner, Foresight Ventures will help fund this project. The funding is intended to encourage growth for Mini Apps in Telegram’s ecosystem, extending opportunities for developers.
Bitget Wallet Launches $20M Fund to Boost Telegram Mini App Development@BitgetWallet has launched a $20 million funding initiative in collaboration with Foresight Ventures to stimulate growth in Telegram's Mini App space. This program will support developers by providing… pic.twitter.com/vrlmal4PYy
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Bitget aims for the fund to draw developers to build captivating mini-apps. The fund will include investment, technical assistance, and promotional assistance. Bitget Wallet will provide developers with its OmniConnect SDK.
This toolkit allows for convenient integration of Mini Apps into Telegram by engineers. To further utilize the reach of these applications, Bitget plans to leverage its large base of Telegram users too.
New Fund Targets Growth in the TON Ecosystem
TON has faced some challenges in the Mini Apps ecosystem recently. The network achieved its all-time high TVL at $776.6 million early this year. However, the TVL plummeted after the founder of Telegram was arrested in France. Although a slight recovery brought the TVL back to $356 million, the ecosystem struggles to regain its earlier momentum.
To address this, Bitget Wallet’s $20 million fund provides essential support. Moreover, developers can use these tools to improve Mini Apps, which will make it easier for Telegram users to connect. Bitget is hoping to drive growth by collaborating with existing mini-apps and giving investment support. This strategy is expected to attract more developers to the ecosystem and boost user interest in Mini Apps.
Bitget and Foresight Ventures invested $30 million in the TON blockchain earlier this year. That investment aimed at enhancing TON’s governance and development, reinforcing its foundation. The new fund indicates Bitget’s ongoing dedication to TON and the Telegram ecosystem. Bitget seeks to promote enduring growth and innovation on the platform, benefiting both users and developers.
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