Bitget has already received inquiries from notable venture capital firms such as Foresight Ventures, Dragonfly Capital, SevenX Ventures, DAO Maker, and ABCDE Capital for potential collaborations.
Gracy Chen, the Managing Director of Bitget, commented on the launch, stating that the Bitget Web3 Fund would strive to identify projects that significantly impact the Web3 space's ongoing evolution.
“We strive to support financial innovation in Asia and believe that our platform can act as a reliable, convenient, and secure link between the worlds of DeFi and CeFi. Our team of analysts has already outlined the criteria for project selection and will adhere to them strictly,” Chen added.
Bitget’s Managing Director also emphasized the importance of accountability when dealing with innovative projects requiring investments.
#Bitget Launches $100M #Web3 Fund to Support Next-Generation #Crypto Projects in Asia
— Bitget (@bitgetglobal) April 10, 2023
Bitget Focuses on Expanding Cryptocurrency Adoption
In recent months, Bitget has supported numerous initiatives to foster crypto adoption. As part of its "Go Beyond Derivatives" strategy, the company has acquired several Web3 applications, pledged support as a sleeve sponsor to Juventus, and acted as a general sponsor for the Juventus Women's Team during the 2022-2023 season.
Bitget recently acquired the BitKeep wallet, a Web3 access gateway with almost ten million users, to further improve the Web3 browsing experience for its users. In December, the company presented a new DeFi feature called MegaSwap, allowing investors to swap or trade digital assets for more than 10,000 crypto assets in the decentralized finance space.
However, Bitget's recent activities have not been without controversy. Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) issued a warning concerning four international cryptocurrency exchanges allegedly conducting business in the country without proper local registration. The exchanges in question include Bybit, BitForex, MEXC Global, and Bitget.