Crypto exchange BitMEX, once a dominant player in the derivatives market, is reportedly exploring a sale, according to sources familiar with the matter.
According to CoinDesk, BitMEX is seeking a buyer and has engaged boutique investment bank Broadhaven Capital Partners to facilitate the process.
While BitMEX has not officially confirmed the move, sources suggest the platform is exploring strategic options amid shifting market conditions.
Founded in 2014, BitMEX was once a dominant force in crypto derivatives trading but has faced increased competition and regulatory scrutiny in recent years.
The reported sale effort signals a potential shift for the company as it navigates an evolving landscape.
The move comes as competition in the crypto derivatives sector intensifies, with major firms like Kraken and Coinbase eyeing acquisitions, including a potential bid for Deribit. FalconX has also expanded its footprint by acquiring Arbelos Markets.
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