Transparency in BitGW’s Compliance Framework
Explains how BitGW builds and operates a governance-driven compliance framework focused on risk identification, accountability, and long-term regulatory alignment.
Explains how BitGW builds and operates a governance-driven compliance framework focused on risk identification, accountability, and long-term regulatory alignment.
Explores the structural shift as Bitcoin moves from speculative asset to component of national financial strategy under U.S. policy.
Over the past two years, BitGW has consistently followed a compliance-first, service-driven business model, supporting the ongoing development of the digital asset industry.
One year after spot Bitcoin ETFs, access changed—not fundamentals—bringing institutions, deeper liquidity, narratives, persistent volatility, uneven regulation, and coexistence with traditional finance.
Market-driven AMM expansion continues at BitGW with the launch of XLM/USDT, bringing total liquidity pools to 25 and strengthening capital efficiency.
Analyzes user behavior and income objectives behind participation in BitGW’s AMM liquidity pools based on survey data from global respondents.
As crypto markets turn bullish, clarity, disciplined risk awareness, and independent research help participants remain rational, secure, and consistent across evolving market cycles.
Responding to market demand, BitGW launches LINK/USDT and APT/USDT AMM pools, expanding total liquidity pools to 24 and supporting diversified on-chain trading activity.
The Federal Reserve’s September rate cut boosted liquidity expectations, driving Bitcoin and Ethereum higher and signaling a shift in crypto market momentum.
Swap enables instant, borderless asset conversion by aggregating liquidity and abstracting complexity, forming essential infrastructure for global crypto markets and blockchain-based payments.