Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BitFlyer BitFlyer is one of the largest cryptocurrency and blockchain companies in the world. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Bit.com 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. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Binance Binance is the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, but since 1 July 2026 it has suspended services for residents of the European Union: it did not obtain a MiCA licence by the deadline. Here is what that means for users in the EU and where things stand today. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BigONE BigONE is a crypto exchange launched in 2017, hit in July 2025 by a supply-chain attack worth around 27 million dollars, which it said it covered in full. It is not MiCA-authorised: it is not an EU-regulated option. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BestChange BestChange.com is a leading aggregator of reliable and secure exchanges that constantly monitors exchange rates. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BaseFEX BaseFEX is a futures trading platform offering leveraged contracts for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Bakkt Bakkt, created in 2018 by Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE), is no longer the consumer platform of its early days: after selling its loyalty arm (October 2025) it is a digital asset infrastructure company led by CEO Akshay Naheta. It is not a retail exchange available in the EU. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BW.com BW.com is a POS mining community and an exchange of digital asset contracts based on the mining pool. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BTSE BTSE is a crypto exchange founded in 2018, today led by CEO Henry Liu and with its corporate base in the British Virgin Islands. It does not appear among the MiCA-authorised CASPs: it is not an EU-regulated option. Exchanges
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Anycoin Direct Anycoin Direct was a Dutch crypto broker active since 2013 and shut down in 2025: its EU customers were migrated to the Dutch platform Finst, which took over its business. The domain anycoindirect.eu now redirects to finst.com. Exchanges
