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Bit.com was the crypto derivatives exchange launched in 2020 by the Matrixport group, a spin-off of Bitmain. It ceased operations on 31 March 2026 with a three-phase shutdown: the platform no longer exists, while parent company Matrixport remains active.

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What Bit.com is

Bit.com was a crypto derivatives exchange (futures, perpetuals and above all options) launched in August 2020 by Matrixport, the crypto financial services group founded in 2019 as a spin-off of Bitmain, the world's largest producer of mining hardware. In its early years it had carved out a recognisable role in BTC and ETH options, in direct competition with Deribit. On 27 December 2025 it announced a three-phase shutdown plan for "corporate restructuring": no new registrations, end of spot trading on 31 January 2026, definitive closure and end of withdrawals on 31 March 2026 (Verified: September 2026). Customers were invited to withdraw their funds or migrate to Matrixport's services, which remain operational (lending, structured products, OTC, Cactus Custody institutional custody).

Regulation and licences

  • MiCA: not applicable — Bit.com never obtained (nor publicly applied for) a European CASP authorisation and has been closed since 31 March 2026 (Verified: September 2026). It was based in the Seychelles.
  • The platform no longer exists; any funds not withdrawn within the migration window must be claimed through Matrixport's channels.

Security

  • There are no hacks or losses of customer funds in the exchange's history; the closure was attributed to a group restructuring, not insolvency, and took place in an orderly way with announced withdrawal windows (Verified: September 2026).

Alternatives

For those who were looking for crypto derivatives and options:

  • Deribit — the historic reference for BTC and ETH options.
  • Bybit — derivatives and spot, with an Austrian MiCA licence for the EU market.

FAQ

Does Bit.com still exist? No. It ceased operations on 31 March 2026, at the end of a three-phase shutdown begun on 27 December 2025. Parent company Matrixport, by contrast, remains active.

Why did Bit.com close? The company spoke of "corporate restructuring": the Matrixport group consolidated its activities around financial services (lending, structured products, custody), disposing of the exchange.

I still have funds on Bit.com: what do I do? The withdrawal window ended on 31 March 2026; the channel indicated by the company is Matrixport support.

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