Tether buys stake in Bit2Me cryptocurrency platform

Tether has announced that it has acquired a minority stake in Spanish cryptocurrency platform Bit2Me and is leading its €30 million funding round, expected to close in the coming weeks. Bit2Me recently became the first Spanish-speaking exchange authorized as a CASP under the EU’s MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) framework. This framework come into power on the April 20th 2023.

With this stake, the Tether stepping into regulated European markets through Bit2Me could accelerate mainstream adoption. With MiCA compliance already in place, this deal feels like a solid step toward broader crypto legitimacy.

$30M funding is clearly no joke, and while there is no major Bit2Me token signal on-chain yet, so the direct trading setup is still in final stages. But if they launch, expect regulatory clarity and those banking backers to act as serious catalysts—think BNB-style run-ups if that momentum picks up.

Bit2Me is looking very strong right now thanks to enormous fresh capital from Tether and the MiCA green light just gave it first-mover status across the European Union. Social media handles are buzzing, especially on the regulated Spanish exchange narrative, and the Argentina / LATAM angle is setting off bullish speculation.

Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether said, Bit2Me has consistently demonstrated its commitment to building compliant, secure, and intuitive infrastructure for the digital asset ecosystem. Their focus on education, transparency, and user empowerment aligns closely with Tether’s mission to enable an open financial system. We’re proud to support Bit2Me as they help shape the future of regulated crypto services in Europe and beyond.