VICTORIA, Seychelles, Nov. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has seen its US Stock Futures trading volume rocket past $1 billion, doubling its momentum in just two weeks. The milestone reflects strong market adoption of Bitget’s stock-linked derivatives and the growing demand for tokenized exposure to traditional financial assets.

The surge coincides with a historic rally in US equities driven by artificial intelligence advancements and a robust Q3 earnings season. Traders on Bitget have shown particular interest in AI and technology leaders, with Tesla (TSLA), Strategy (MSTR), Apple (APPL) emerging as the top three most traded assets, recording cumulative volumes of $380 million, $262 million, and $87 million, respectively.

Launched back in September, Bitget’s USDT-margined perpetual futures allow traders to access derivatives on 25 leading US stocks, including Apple, Amazon, Meta, and NVIDIA, with up to 25x leverage and competitive fees at or below 0.06%. The listings offer exposure to some of the world’s most influential companies across technology, finance, consumer goods, and industrial sectors, all within a crypto-native trading environment.

Building on this success, Bitget expanded its stock-linked product suite with the addition of NFLXUSDT, FUTUUSDT, JDUSDT, RDDTUSDT, and QQQUSDT stock index perpetual futures, further strengthening its portfolio of Real World Asset (RWA) products for global traders.

“Crossing the $1 billion mark in such a short time shows how fast traders are embracing stock futures as part of a unified digital trading experience,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget. “It’s a signal that the line between traditional markets and digital assets is disappearing, and our Universal Exchange model is where that convergence is happening first.”

The introduction of Stock Futures complements Bitget’s broader UEX framework, which integrates centralized, decentralized, and tokenized markets within a single platform. This approach allows users to express equity views, hedge positions, and deploy strategies within a capital-efficient, 24/7 derivatives infrastructure that retains full crypto-native execution and transparency.

As tokenization and around-the-clock trading models gain global traction, Bitget’s rapid momentum underscores its leadership in shaping the future of multi-asset trading. One where stocks, digital assets, and on-chain instruments coexist seamlessly.

About Bitget

Established in 2018, Bitget is the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), serving over 120 million users with access to millions of crypto tokens, tokenized stocks, ETFs, and other real-world assets on a single platform. The ecosystem is committed to helping users trade smarter with its AI-powered trading tools, interoperability across tokens on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain, and wider access to real-world assets. On the decentralized side, Bitget Wallet runs as the leading non-custodial crypto wallet supporting 130+ blockchains and millions of tokens. It offers multi-chain trading, staking, payments, and direct access to 20,000+ DApps, with advanced swaps and market insights built-in the platform.

Bitget is driving crypto adoption through strategic partnerships, such as its role as the Official Crypto Partner of the World’s Top Football League, LALIGA, in EASTERN, SEA and LATAM markets. Aligned with its global impact strategy, Bitget has joined hands with UNICEF to support blockchain education for 1.1 million people by 2027. In the world of motorsports, Bitget is the exclusive cryptocurrency exchange partner of MotoGP™, one of the world’s most thrilling championships.

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HONG KONG, Nov. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Cango Inc. (NYSE: CANG) today released a letter to shareholders at the one-year milestone of its bold transformation to a robust Bitcoin mining operation. CEO Paul Yu reflected on this milestone, emphasizing Cango’s vision to deliver energy-secured HPC services. The journey began in November 2024 with Bitcoin mining as a practical entry point to secure energy access, build operational expertise, and create flexible sites for long-term goals.

In just eight months, Cango scaled to a 50 EH/s global platform by acquiring 32 EH/s of on-rack mining machines in November 2024, followed by 18 EH/s in June 2025. The company divested its China-based assets by May 2025, redirecting resources to its mining operations. A new Board and management team with expertise in digital assets, finance, and energy was onboarded to guide this ambitious transition.

The financial impact was swift. In Q2 2025, Cango reported US$139.8 million in revenue, US$99.1 million in adjusted EBITDA , and US$117.8 million in cash equivalents, driven by an asset-light model focused on operational efficiency. Cango established a new, highly competitive core business, and a scaled global footprint across the U.S., Oman, Ethiopia, and Paraguay.

This year’s momentum continued with key milestones. In August 2025, Cango acquired a 50 MW facility in Georgia for US$19.5 million, strengthening operational control and securing better power terms. Hashrate efficiency surpassed 90%, and Bitcoin holdings grew to over 6,400 BTC by October 31, 2025, through a disciplined HODL strategy. To enhance capital structure, Cango will transition to a direct NYSE listing on November 17, 2025.

Looking ahead, Paul shared that Cango’s Bitcoin mining foundation will fuel a dual-track expansion into energy and HPC. The company plans disciplined, phased pilots, a targeted entry into the AI HPC market, and dual-purpose energy infrastructure development, while optimizing mining operations through improved uptime, lower energy costs, and refreshing 6 EH/s of capacity.

“We are standing at the threshold of a new technological frontier, where the convergence of energy and HPC will power the next era of compute. ” Paul said. “With the resilient foundation we have built, a world-class team, and a clear, disciplined strategy, we are confident in our ability to not only navigate this future but to help shape it, creating lasting value for our shareholders and partners.” 

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Investor Relations Contact
Juliet YE, Head of Communications
Cango Inc.
Email: ir@cangoonline.com 

HSINCHU, Nov. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Vision-AI specialist oToBrite has received dual recognition on both international and national stages, earning the CES 2026 Innovation Awards and the Taiwan Excellence Award 2026 for its groundbreaking Vision-AI technologies.

The SafeZone – Anti-Pinch Vision-AI Sensing System for Bus Doors, winner of the CES 2026 Innovation Awards, enhances passenger safety by accurately detecting people near bus doors — even in crowded environments, when passengers carry umbrellas, or when parts of the human body are obscured — to prevent door-closing injuries. SafeZone is the first AI-powered vision system specifically designed to enhance bus door safety, marking a major advancement in public transportation protection.

In overseas markets such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Canada, bus door injuries remain frequent. SafeZone’s intelligent protection features have drawn significant international attention, and both domestic and overseas vehicle manufacturers have engaged with oToBrite for potential collaboration and adoption.

At the same time, the oToSLAM – Multi-Camera Vision-AI Positioning System for Autonomous Navigation, winner of the Taiwan Excellence Award 2026, integrates multi-camera fusion with AI SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) technology to achieve 360° high-precision mapping and 1 cm localization accuracy. The system operates reliably in both indoor and outdoor environments, providing a high-efficiency, low-cost, and scalable autonomous navigation solution for unmanned vehicles and robots.

Both award-winning products are powered by oToBrite’s proprietary Vision-AI perception technology, underscoring the company’s leadership in next-generation intelligent mobility and autonomous robotics. oToBrite emphasized that Vision-AI has become a core sensing technology for future vehicles and robots, and these dual honors reaffirm the company’s innovation, reliability, and global competitiveness.

For further information, please visit oToBrite’s website: https://www.otobrite.com/.

From Alert to Action. The true cost of regulatory compliance

LONDON, Nov. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — CUBE, a global leader in Automated Regulatory Intelligence (ARI) and Regulatory Change Management (RCM), has today launched its Cost of Compliance Report 2025.

The report surveyed over 2,000 senior compliance and risk officers from 1,300 unique financial institutions across 11 major global markets to identify the most pressing issues facing financial services organisations in an increasingly complex global regulatory environment. It aims to help guide strategic decision-making within compliance and risk departments and features exclusive interviews with leading industry professionals and regulatory experts.

CUBE’s report finds that financial services regulation is now firmly back in the spotlight as governments seek to simplify rulebooks to drive growth and reduce complexity. A key factor in achieving this, the report notes, is the ability to stay ahead of any potential regulatory change and ensure executive decision makers are informed early. Encouragingly, 16% of respondents now report potential regulatory change directly to their executive teams or board, which has traditionally been seen as an area of weakness in firms’ approach to compliance and risk.

The report also highlights that geopolitical uncertainty remains a significant concern for compliance and risk professionals globally. When asked how rising geopolitical tension would affect their approach to compliance and risk over the next 12 months, 25% of respondents said significant strategic change would be required, with 8% citing fundamental business model implications. Concerningly, 21% rated their regulatory change management approach as “somewhat” or “highly ineffective”.

Describing the current environment facing financial services institutions, Ben Richmond, Founder and CEO of CUBE, commented: “Our Cost of Compliance Report 2025 reveals a surge in AI regulation, with 157 new laws and rules in a single year. Add to that trade tensions, tariff shifts and conflicting legislation, and it’s clear compliance teams are under unprecedented pressure. The challenge is how global institutions keep up, and stay compliant, as the pace of change accelerates”

Technology, particularly advances in AI, is expected to play a pivotal role in driving strategic change. Richmond continued: “We remain optimistic about the use of AI and look forward to helping our customers use this technology to stay ahead of regulatory change, mitigating any risk with a precision and agility that was previously unthinkable. Our recent acquisition of Kodex AI underlines our commitment to lead this transformation, creating the industry’s first unified compliance, risk and agentic AI platform.”

With 98% of respondents reporting that they already automate at least part of their regulatory change management process, it’s clear that compliance and risk professionals are turning to technology, and increasingly AI, to streamline operations and navigate the complex global regulatory landscape. However, CUBE’s report found that it still takes organisations, on average, more than a year to fully implement a regulatory change. This highlights the critical importance of early visibility for decision makers on upcoming regulatory requirements.

Pedro Pereiro, Chief Customer Officer at CUBE, added: “Customers are focused on faster insights, clearer risk identification and smarter automation to keep pace with regulatory change. This report shows how mission-critical compliance and risk has become, and how technology is foundational to any strategy, with AI rapidly becoming central to staying ahead.”

Finally, the Cost of Compliance Report 2025 finds that AI itself will remain under heightened scrutiny from regulators. Between June 2024 and May 2025, CUBE captured and published 157 financial services regulatory insights relating to new laws, rules and regulations relevant to the use of AI – almost double the volume from the previous year. This increase reflects ongoing uncertainty around how best to regulate the use of AI to ensure financial services institutions remain compliant when adopting this transformative technology.

To access CUBE’s Cost of Compliance report for 2025, please click here.

About The Cost of Compliance Report

The Cost of Compliance Report is recognised as the global benchmark for insights into the evolving compliance and risk landscape. Now in its fifteenth year, CUBE revitalised the report following its acquisition of Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence and expanded its scope. The 2025 report draws on the views of 2,200 senior compliance and risk officers from 1,300 unique financial institutions across 11 major markets (including China, Japan, India, Australia, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, US and Canada) representing the most comprehensive global analysis of its kind.

From Alert to Action. The true cost of regulatory compliance

LONDON, Nov. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — CUBE, a global leader in Automated Regulatory Intelligence (ARI) and Regulatory Change Management (RCM), has today launched its Cost of Compliance Report 2025.

The report surveyed over 2,000 senior compliance and risk officers from 1,300 unique financial institutions across 11 major global markets to identify the most pressing issues facing financial services organisations in an increasingly complex global regulatory environment. It aims to help guide strategic decision-making within compliance and risk departments and features exclusive interviews with leading industry professionals and regulatory experts.

CUBE’s report finds that financial services regulation is now firmly back in the spotlight as governments seek to simplify rulebooks to drive growth and reduce complexity. A key factor in achieving this, the report notes, is the ability to stay ahead of any potential regulatory change and ensure executive decision makers are informed early. Encouragingly, 16% of respondents now report potential regulatory change directly to their executive teams or board, which has traditionally been seen as an area of weakness in firms’ approach to compliance and risk.

The report also highlights that geopolitical uncertainty remains a significant concern for compliance and risk professionals globally. When asked how rising geopolitical tension would affect their approach to compliance and risk over the next 12 months, 25% of respondents said significant strategic change would be required, with 8% citing fundamental business model implications. Concerningly, 21% rated their regulatory change management approach as “somewhat” or “highly ineffective”.

Describing the current environment facing financial services institutions, Ben Richmond, Founder and CEO of CUBE, commented: “Our Cost of Compliance Report 2025 reveals a surge in AI regulation, with 157 new laws and rules in a single year. Add to that trade tensions, tariff shifts and conflicting legislation, and it’s clear compliance teams are under unprecedented pressure. The challenge is how global institutions keep up, and stay compliant, as the pace of change accelerates”

Technology, particularly advances in AI, is expected to play a pivotal role in driving strategic change. Richmond continued: “We remain optimistic about the use of AI and look forward to helping our customers use this technology to stay ahead of regulatory change, mitigating any risk with a precision and agility that was previously unthinkable. Our recent acquisition of Kodex AI underlines our commitment to lead this transformation, creating the industry’s first unified compliance, risk and agentic AI platform.”

With 98% of respondents reporting that they already automate at least part of their regulatory change management process, it’s clear that compliance and risk professionals are turning to technology, and increasingly AI, to streamline operations and navigate the complex global regulatory landscape. However, CUBE’s report found that it still takes organisations, on average, more than a year to fully implement a regulatory change. This highlights the critical importance of early visibility for decision makers on upcoming regulatory requirements.

Pedro Pereiro, Chief Customer Officer at CUBE, added: “Customers are focused on faster insights, clearer risk identification and smarter automation to keep pace with regulatory change. This report shows how mission-critical compliance and risk has become, and how technology is foundational to any strategy, with AI rapidly becoming central to staying ahead.”

Finally, the Cost of Compliance Report 2025 finds that AI itself will remain under heightened scrutiny from regulators. Between June 2024 and May 2025, CUBE captured and published 157 financial services regulatory insights relating to new laws, rules and regulations relevant to the use of AI – almost double the volume from the previous year. This increase reflects ongoing uncertainty around how best to regulate the use of AI to ensure financial services institutions remain compliant when adopting this transformative technology.

To access CUBE’s Cost of Compliance report for 2025, please click here.

About The Cost of Compliance Report

The Cost of Compliance Report is recognised as the global benchmark for insights into the evolving compliance and risk landscape. Now in its fifteenth year, CUBE revitalised the report following its acquisition of Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence and expanded its scope. The 2025 report draws on the views of 2,200 senior compliance and risk officers from 1,300 unique financial institutions across 11 major markets (including China, Japan, India, Australia, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, US and Canada) representing the most comprehensive global analysis of its kind.

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