Svmuu News: Bitget CEO Gracy Chen stated that regardless of whether the U.S. Clarity Act is passed, Bitget has already decided to enter the U.S. market.She noted that Bitget is reevaluating and relaunching its U.S. expansion plans, and will obtain the necessary U.S. money transmitter licenses, as well as relevant permits for derivatives and broker-dealer operations, prior to launching its services, and will establish a separate U.S. entity.
In addition, she revealed that Bitget has initiated discussions with the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq (Nasdaq) to explore collaboration on facilitating the distribution of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), and views both exchanges as potential partners. (The Block)
Bitget CEO: Regardless of whether the Clarity Act passes, the company will enter the U.S. market
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