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Bitget Quits Japan, Forces Traders to Exit by Year’s End

Bitget Quits Japan, Forces Traders to Exit by Year’s EndWorldPing

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget announced this week that it will stop serving customers in Japan, setting a Dec. 31, 2026, deadline after which any open trading positions will be closed automatically.

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