Wintermute公布8月2日在新加坡举办启动招商会

币界网Publicado em 2024-08-01Última atualização em 2024-08-01

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  Wintermute在今年6月初向新加坡数字基金监管机构VCC递交的《亚太地区运营法案》在7月30日下午16:00正式获(VARIABLE CAPITAL COMPANIES, “VCC”)批准通过。历经近两个月的时间,Wintermute已有充分的准备工作,在今日Wintermute宣布即将在8月2日于新加坡滨海湾金沙大酒店举办亚太运营启动招商大会!

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   Wintermute成立于2017年,圈内新秀,但其成长速度令人瞩目。Wintermute以其先进的技术和算法交易系统而著称,与众多交易所和区块链项目展开深度合作。从创世以来在欧美市场占据重要地位,是全球市场Liquidity Provider引领者。

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   此次新加坡启动的亚太地区运营招商会议对于Wintermute有着历史性的意义,是合规通往亚洲Liquidity Provider市场的桥梁,同时意味着Liquidity Provider的首批亚洲市场将由Wintermute引燃,对于亚洲数字货币交易市场而言将有着前所未有的机遇,Wintermute团队已迅速成长为现货市场规模最大的流动性提供商之一,覆盖近50家加密货币交易所及CeFi、DeFi和OTC多类交易平台中的数千个交易对,这次的亚太运营将成为首个也是唯一一个亚太地区合规做市商。

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