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Bitget offers zero-interest loans to market-making institutions, with a maximum interest-free loan of up to 2 million USD.

Bitget offers zero-interest loans to market-making institutions, with a maximum interest-free loan of up to 2 million USD.

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/11/04 14:03
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Foresight News reports that Bitget has launched a zero-interest lending program for institutional clients, providing zero-rate financing support to market-making institutions focused on Altcoin trading. The initiative aims to lower entry barriers, enhance capital efficiency, and encourage institutions to provide more stable liquidity in the small and mid-cap token markets.


The program will be open from November 1, 2025, to January 31, 2026. Eligible institutional participants only need to meet 50% of the trading volume requirement of Bitget's standard financing program to apply for interest-free loans of up to 2 million USDT.

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