Bit2Me to onboard 100,000 stranded crypto investors from 2gether exchange

On July 10, Spanish cryptocurrency trading platform 2gether shut down its free trading services, citing its inability to justify its costs related operations due to crypto winter.

Following a recent deal between the two crypto exchanges, Bit2Me announced plans to onboard 2gether's 100,000 crypto investors, who were recently locked out due to the exchange's inability to operate in unfavorable market conditions.

On July 10, Spanish cryptocurrency trading platform 2gether shut down its free trading services, citing its inability to justify its associated operational costs due to the crypto winter. Instead, users had to pay a $20 maintenance fee.

Providing relief to recently moved crypto investors, Bit2Me has entered into an agreement with 2gether to onboard its users without imposing any fees, allowing users to move their holdings and resume trading activities. In addition, Bit2Me has decided to refund the 20 euros to users following a successful integration.

Bit2Me signs an agreement with 2gether to help all its users continue to trade at no additional cost.

For this purpose, we will refund the €20 commission to all customers who transfer their cryptocurrencies to Bit2Me. pic.twitter.com/ogj4NyiGc8

Reassuring its commitment to the Spanish crypto market, Leif Ferreira, CEO and co-founder of Bit2Me, said:

"The world of cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology is and will be the key to our present and our future. For this reason, we want to be at the side of 2gether users who wish to remain connected to the crypto ecosystem ”

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