Bybit opens a new Amsterdam office

Bybit, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, opened its new Amsterdam office on August 22, as per the most current information shared with Finbold on August 25. 

This move marks a significant milestone in Bybit’s European expansion and highlights the platform’s commitment to innovation and growth within the Dutch market.

Bybit’s Amsterdam office

The Amsterdam office stands as a symbol of Bybit’s dedication to the Dutch crypto community.

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Made possible by Bybit’s partnership with SATOS, which led to the launch of Bybit.nl in March, the new expansion comes with a fully localized experience, including Dutch language support and services specifically designed for the Dutch crypto ecosystem.

The grand opening event featured notable guests, including Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal and CEO Christian Horner, alongside crypto influencers, institutions, and community members. 

It also coincided with the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix, where Bybit cheered on partners Oracle Red Bull Racing as they secured another podium win.

Helen Liu, Bybit’s Chief Operating Officer, emphasized the broader implications of this expansion, stating:

“Our expansion into the Netherlands represents more than just physical growth; it’s about reinforcing our commitment to compliance, user protection, and regulatory excellence in the European market. We are excited to offer Dutch users a platform that combines transparency, security, and cutting-edge innovation. The opening of our Amsterdam office is a significant step in delivering world-class services tailored to the local community’s needs, including the upcoming launch of the Bybit Card, which will provide even more flexibility and convenience for our users.”

– Helen Liu, Bybit’s Chief Operating Officer

New opportunities for Dutch crypto traders

Bybit’s efforts in the Netherlands go beyond product offerings. 

The company is also committed to educating and empowering the Dutch crypto community through regular webinars, workshops, and events designed to enhance understanding of the crypto market. 

This focus on education aims to equip users with the knowledge they need to navigate the complexities of digital assets confidently.

Bybit’s journey in the Netherlands reflects its broader global success, with the platform surpassing 40 million users worldwide. 

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