Bitget has successfully obtained a regulatory license in Georgia’s Tbilisi Free Zone. This license enables the company to provide exchange and custodial wallet services as per the country’s crypto-friendly regulations. The approval follows similar regulatory clearances in Australia, Italy, and Lithuania, marking significant progress for Bitget in expanding its operations in Eastern Europe. As the firm evaluates options to possibly scale back operations in Singapore, this strategic move highlights the ongoing shift in global cryptocurrency regulations and the competition among crypto exchanges to establish a foothold in new markets. This growth reinforces Bitget’s commitment to bringing secure and regulated services to its users.