ChainCatcher reported, citing crypto KOL KUAI DONG, that Bitget is set to restart its CNY/RMB-related customer-to-customer, or C2C, business after the service had been halted for three years. KUAI DONG said the claim was confirmed through checks with multiple sources.
According to the post, Bitget has recently offered high salaries to recruit people tied to the business, and internally the exchange sees the effort as one of its most important initiatives this year, following its U.S. stocks business. The stated goal is to connect the full path for users seeking to invest in U.S. equities, from funding and obtaining stablecoins to making stock investments.
The report also pointed to an earlier post by Bitget Chinese-language regional head Xie Jiayin, who wrote: 「The most important thing this year is coming soon. You may be looking forward to it. You won’t need to go through the hassle anymore.」
ChainCatcher reported that crypto KOL KUAI DONG said in a post on X that, after checking with multiple sources, Bitget is preparing to restart its CNY/RMB-related C2C business, which had been shut down for three years.
KUAI DONG said Bitget has recently been offering high salaries to recruit workers tied to the segment, and that the exchange internally regards the business as one of its most important priorities this year after its U.S. stocks business.
According to the post, the reason behind the move is to build a full process for users looking to invest in U.S. equities, covering funding, obtaining stablecoins and then moving into stock investment.
Earlier, Bitget Chinese-language regional head Xie Jiayin wrote on X: 「The most important thing this year is coming soon. You may be looking forward to it. You won’t need to go through the hassle anymore.」
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