The cryptocurrency exchange Bitget will integrate Copper’s custody solutions and join the ClearLoop network, as reported on the exchange’s blog.
Thanks to the partnership, institutional clients of Bitget will be able to store digital assets on Copper’s custody infrastructure and trade them in real time.
Users’ assets will be deposited with Copper and linked to Bitget accounts. The exchange will instantly display these balances and allow trading of 450 cryptocurrencies and tokens.
“Investors are always looking for ways to protect their assets and optimise trading. The partnership with Copper serves as another example of our ongoing efforts to raise institutional clients’ trust in the crypto industry,” Grace Chen, CEO of Bitget, said.
Bitget — a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot and futures trading, copy trading and P2P deals. In the past, the platform confirmed user balances using a Merkle tree and increased the Traders Protection Fund to $300 million.
“Providing clients the ability to trade on exchanges directly from Copper custody is an important step in the institutionalisation of digital asset markets. We are confident that our collaboration with Bitget will continue to raise standards for the crypto industry,” Dmitry Tokarev, CEO of Copper, commented.
Bitget — a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot and futures trading, copy trading, and P2P deals. In the past, the platform confirmed user balances using a Merkle tree and increased the Traders Protection Fund to $300 million.
Earlier, Bitget launched a new referral program with rewards of up to 9,000 USDT and announced a ‘Super Airdrop’ for BGB holders.