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Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Partners Crypto Firm Bybit to Foster Blockchain Ventures

Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has partnered with global cryptocurrency company Bybit, which will provide Dhs500,000 in financial support to help new crypto ventures establish themselves within the DMCC Crypto Centre.

Bybit will also serve as the listing partner for the centre, offering assistance to crypto companies looking to list digital assets on international exchanges.

Additionally, Bybit will provide educational initiatives to the centre's participants. The DMCC Crypto Centre is currently home to over 550 companies operating in the Web3 and blockchain industries and offers a comprehensive ecosystem for companies involved in the development of Web3 and blockchain initiatives.

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