Bitget obtains Bulgaria VASP license and launches global university recruitment plan compliance layout and talent reserve dual-line promotion

Bitget recently announced that it has obtained the Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license issued by the National Tax Bureau of Bulgaria. According to regulatory authorization, Bitget will legally carry out full-chain businesses such as cryptocurrency trading, asset transfer, custody services, token public publishing, and digital wallet management, officially integrating into the European Union's cryptocurrency market (MiCA) regulatory framework.

 

Hon Ng, Chief Legal Officer of Bitget, pointed out in a statement that the platform's strategic focus in 2025 will be on global compliance operations, with a particular emphasis on synchronizing business growth and technological innovation within the European Union regulatory system. This license acquisition marks a breakthrough in its infrastructure building in the European market.

 

At the same time, Bitget launched a sub-project of the "Blockchain4Youth" corporate social responsibility program - the global top university campus recruitment program, which plans to recruit graduates from six directions: operations, product management, marketing, risk compliance, data science, and engineering development. CEO Gracy Chen stated that the program aims to reduce the entry threshold of the blockchain industry through diversified career paths and provide young talents with a Career Development path that directly interacts with technological innovation.

 

According to public information, Bitget's 2025 corporate plan has clearly defined a dual-drive strategy of "compliance first" and "talent reserve". Currently, its global branches are iterating license application and localization service solutions based on local regulatory requirements.