Bitget restricts access in several jurisdictions, including the US, North Korea, Iran and Syria. Users in these regions cannot register or trade on the platform, which enforces compliance through KYC, AML and IP monitoring.

Bitget restricts access in several jurisdictions including the US, Iran, North Korea and Syria due to compliance and regulatory requirements. The article reviews the platform’s controls, KYC/AML measures and broader market implications.

Bitget restricts access in several jurisdictions, including the U.S., North Korea, Iran and Syria. The platform enforces compliance through KYC, AML and IP monitoring, while users attempting to bypass restrictions may face account or legal risks.

Bitget restricts access in several jurisdictions, including the United States, North Korea, Iran and Syria, due to compliance requirements. The policy highlights how KYC, AML and regional regulation are reshaping global crypto trading access.

Bitget restricts access in several countries, including the US, North Korea, Iran and Syria. The platform enforces compliance through KYC, AML and IP monitoring, underscoring how regulation is reshaping global crypto exchange access.

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen says tokenization is shifting from a crypto-native narrative into a broader financial infrastructure story, arguing that blockchain is increasingly being used to bring traditional assets on-chain rather than merely support speculative altcoins. In a recent conversation on The Rollup tied to New York’s Tokenization Tower, Chen disclosed what she called a “10% blueprint,” a view she also shared with BlackRock COO Rob Goldstein: by 2030, tokenized versions of major traditional asset classes such as stocks, private credit, real estate, and money market products could each reach around 10% market penetration from today’s minimal levels, including roughly 0.01% for tokenized equities and 0.5% for private credit. Chen also said Bitget is evolving from a crypto exchange into a “universal exchange,” expanding into stocks, ETFs, bonds, money market funds, commodities, forex, and pre-IPO offerings. She indicated the company is considering an IPO path rather than relying on exchange-token narratives. On market structure, Chen said leading exchanges are splitting between compliance-focused platforms and fully on-chain, no-KYC venues. She added that perpetuals and spot tokenization should be viewed as complementary, not mutually exclusive, and named stablecoin issuers, exchanges, Solana, and Ethereum as key beneficiaries of the tokenization wave.

WheelX has teamed up with Morpho to simplify cross-chain asset transfers and token swaps from more than 50 blockchain networks, aiming to improve DeFi accessibility, liquidity movement, and multi-chain interoperability.

WheelX has partnered with Morpho to let users bridge and swap assets from more than 50 networks into Morpho, aiming to reduce friction in cross-chain DeFi access and improve liquidity mobility across ecosystems.