Expanding Web3 Integration Efforts, Bitget Marks Catalunya MotoGP as the Next Step
In the heart of Barcelona, the Catalunya Grand Prix played host to an exciting fusion of motorsport and blockchain technology, as Bitget, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, made its mark at the event.
The champion of Catalunya was rewarded with an all-expenses-paid trip to Singapore, where they will meet Lorenzo during TOKEN2049 this October. This notable partnership is part of Bitget's ongoing efforts to bridge the gap between the world of motorsport and the digital economy.
Bitget has also partnered with Ondo Finance, a move that brings tokenized stocks and ETFs into Bitget's growing ecosystem. This collaboration is a testament to Bitget's commitment to expanding its offerings and fostering a vibrant Web3 community.
The Smarter Speed Challenge, a virtual racing campaign, continues to gather momentum within the Bitget ecosystem. Participants can compete in global online races, climb leaderboards, and win rewards such as cash, coupons, and even MotoGP 2026 VIP passes.
Bitget has teamed up with renowned motorsport personalities and digital creators, including commentator Nico Abad, racer Christine GZ, and former MotoGP rider Rubén Xaus. These collaborations aim to enhance fan engagement and bring a unique blend of real-world racing and virtual competition to the table.
The Smarter Speed Challenge was the highlight of the weekend, launching amidst the excitement of the Catalunya Grand Prix. The virtual racing campaign will run until mid-November, offering fans an opportunity to continue the thrill of competition beyond the race weekend.
Bitget's ecosystem token, BGB, has shown impressive growth over longer periods. In the past seven days, BGB climbed 7.08%; a month ago, it rose by 8.06%; and over six months, it surged by 15.63%. As of writing, the value of BGB stood at $4.84, having gained 0.17% daily according to TradingView data. This increase in BGB's value boosts confidence in the Bitget ecosystem as it continues its move into global sports and cultural partnerships.
The activation at the Catalunya Grand Prix followed Bitget's earlier appearances at the Italian and German Grand Prix. Bitget's sponsorship of the Catalunya Grand Prix showcased the integration of motorsport and blockchain fan engagement, further solidifying its position in the world of blockchain and sports.
The CEO of Bitget is Gracy Chen, who has led the platform's strategic partnerships and growth initiatives. Under her leadership, Bitget has grown to become a significant player in the cryptocurrency exchange landscape.
As the Smarter Speed Challenge continues, fans can look forward to more exciting collaborations, virtual races, and opportunities to engage with the world of motorsport and blockchain technology through Bitget.
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