$BTC just saw a message saying that #bitget has obtained a virtual asset service provider license in Georgia.

To be honest, I usually don’t pay much attention to this kind of news, but this time I clicked in to take a look and suddenly felt there was something to it. Although Georgia is not a traditional "financial powerhouse," its regulation of the crypto market is actually quite rigorous in Eastern Europe. This license indicates that bg is also beginning to take a compliant approach in the Eastern European market.

Since last year, they have gradually obtained compliance licenses in places like Lithuania, Poland, and New Zealand. Now, with Georgia added, they have effectively established a "compliance network" across the entire Eastern European region.

I used to think the crypto space was quite unreliable, often involving scams or gray areas, but bg has truly been steady and methodical over the past two years, not rushing but rather appearing more and more like a "serious large enterprise." Especially in the highly uncertain field of web3, taking steps toward compliance is indeed commendable.