Xie Jiayin: "Arriving Means VIP" is Not Just a Slogan, IPO Prime is Reshaping Primary Market Access Rules
Foresight News reports that at Bitget's "Obsidian Night" offline event, the platform's Chinese-speaking lead, Xie Jiayin, gave an in-depth explanation of the IPO Prime product strategy. He stated that by relying on the UEX panoramic exchange architecture, IPO Prime aims to break the long-standing monopoly of leading institutions in the traditional primary market, build a standardized asset subscription channel, and enable ordinary users to participate fairly in the early value growth of global unicorns such as SpaceX.
Xie Jiayin emphasized that "arrival means VIP" is never just a slogan, but a substantial entitlement delivered to users based on UEX's capabilities. IPO Prime is not only an upgrade iteration of the product system, but also a deep practice of financial empowerment in the crypto trading field. By continuously lowering entry barriers and improving asset liquidity efficiency, the right to allocate high-quality global assets can be truly accessible to every user.
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