The New York-based cryptocurrency exchange Gemini is aiming to develop in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, which it predicts will be the engine of the “next wave of growth for crypto.” The business highlighted its delight about the development in a blog post on Monday and mentioned that members of its leadership team had traveled to the area as part of their worldwide mission to enhance the possibilities of cryptocurrencies.
This action was taken as Gemini tries to expand beyond its own market in the US, which has seen an upsurge in regulatory measures against cryptocurrency exchanges this year. The exchange said in April that it intended to introduce a new crypto derivatives platform offshore in an effort to broaden its product line. Similar to Coinbase, another well-known cryptocurrency exchange, Bermuda will soon become home to a derivatives exchange as part of Coinbase’s worldwide development plans.
As part of its APAC development, Gemini will grow its staff in Singapore, which will act as the organization’s regional hub. The organization wants to hire around 100 specialists in Singapore over the course of the upcoming 12 months. In order to further its commitment to gaining a firm footing in APAC, Gemini also wants to construct an engineering facility in India.
For customers to purchase and trade cryptocurrencies easily, Gemini’s platform now supports the Singapore dollar (SGD), Hong Kong dollar (HKD), and Australian dollar (AUD). Gemini wants to give its consumers in APAC a quick and accessible trading experience by providing a wide variety of fiat currency choices.
Gemini is putting itself in a position to take advantage of the enormous potential and development prospects offered by this burgeoning industry by expanding into the Asia-Pacific region. The exchange hopes to provide as a bridge for people and institutions in APAC to access and interact with cryptocurrencies by forging a strong presence in Singapore and India.