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Spanish Banking Giant Unicaja Invests In Bit2Me Crypto Exchange – BitcoinWorld
The post Spanish Banking Giant Unicaja Invests In Bit2Me Crypto Exchange – BitcoinWorld appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Spanish banking giant Unicaja invests in crypto exchange Bit2Me, acquiring over 5% ownership and a board seat, signaling a major step in blockchain & crypto adoption. Unicaja invests in Bit2Me crypto exchange, acquiring over 5% ownership and securing a board seat. Partnership to explore opportunities in MiCA regulations, asset tokenization, and digital euro preparation. Regulatory challenges in Spain highlighted by suspensions of Telegram and Worldcoin services. Spanish banking giant Unicaja has announced a significant investment in the crypto exchange Bit2Me. This strategic partnership, which sees one of Spain’s top five banks taking a stake in a leading digital asset platform, marks a notable milestone in the financial sector’s embrace of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Unicaja’s Crypto Exchange Investment The Spanish banking giant has made a significant move into the cryptocurrency sector by investing in the popular crypto exchange Bit2Me. The investment, made through Unicaja’s venture capital arm, marks a notable step for one of Spain’s top five banks into the digital asset space. It became the first crypto exchange to secure registration from a Spanish company serving over 1 million customers. While the exact terms of the deal have not been disclosed, it’s known that they will acquire more than 5% ownership in the exchange and gain a seat on its board of directors. The two companies have also signed a commercial cooperation agreement, indicating a broader partnership beyond the initial investment. The CEO Isidro Rubiales highlighted the strategic importance of this move, stating that it will help the bank “anticipate the future and incorporate solutions that enhance our services and facilitate our adaptation to the changes demanded by customers.” Through this partnership, the giant bank aims to explore three key areas: new opportunities created by the EU’s MiCA regulations, asset tokenization under the DLT Pilot Regime and broader blockchain…
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Spanish banking giant Unicaja invests in crypto exchange Bit2Me, acquiring over 5% ownership and a board seat, signaling a major step in blockchain & crypto adoption. Unicaja invests in Bit2Me crypto exchange, acquiring over 5% ownership and securing a board seat. Partnership to explore opportunities in MiCA regulations, asset tokenization, and digital euro preparation. Regulatory challenges in Spain highlighted by suspensions of Telegram and Worldcoin services. Spanish banking giant Unicaja has announced a significant investment in the crypto exchange Bit2Me. This strategic partnership, which sees one of Spain’s top five banks taking a stake in a leading digital asset platform, marks a notable milestone in the financial sector’s embrace of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Unicaja’s Crypto Exchange Investment The Spanish banking giant has made a significant move into the cryptocurrency sector by investing in the popular crypto exchange Bit2Me. The investment, made through Unicaja’s venture capital arm, marks a notable step for one of Spain’s top five banks into the digital asset space. It became the first crypto exchange to secure registration from a Spanish company serving over 1 million customers. While the exact terms of the deal have not been disclosed, it’s known that they will acquire more than 5% ownership in the exchange and gain a seat on its board of directors. The two companies have also signed a commercial cooperation agreement, indicating a broader partnership beyond the initial investment. The CEO Isidro Rubiales highlighted the strategic importance of this move, stating that it will help the bank “anticipate the future and incorporate solutions that enhance our services and facilitate our adaptation to the changes demanded by customers.” Through this partnership, the giant bank aims to explore three key areas: new opportunities created by the EU’s MiCA regulations, asset tokenization under the DLT Pilot Regime and broader blockchain…
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