Bitget Heads to Milan as Sponsor at ETHMilan 2025
This event follows hot on the heels of Bitget's high-profile MotoGP partnership, marking a powerful back-to-back showcase of the brand's expanding influence—on the track and on the blockchain stage. ETHMilan's timing couldn't be better, as it underscores Bitget's commitment to blending mainstream visibility with meaningful industry engagement.
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