Bitget Deepens Partnership with B2C2 to Strengthen Its Institutional-Grade Trading Ecosystem
Svmuu News: Bitget has announced the deepening of its partnership with B2C2. Through this collaboration, Bitget will integrate B2C2 as a liquidity provider on its platform, offering institutional clients more stable liquidity support and superior trade execution quality. Founded in 2015 and owned by SBI Holdings, a major Japanese financial group, B2C2 is a global leader in institutional-grade digital asset market-making and over-the-counter (OTC) electronic trading services. Commenting on the partnership, Thomas Restout, CEO of B2C2 Group, stated that this collaboration will further expand the scope of cooperation between the two parties in global markets. Moving forward, the two parties will jointly provide Bitget’s institutional clients with more stable and efficient liquidity support in both spot and derivatives markets, while driving the continued development of digital asset trading infrastructure.
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