Bullish (BLSH), a leading digital asset platform, has officially launched spot crypto trading in the United States. This launch marks a major milestone, allowing Bullish’s advanced trading solutions to go live across 20 states, including major markets like California, Florida, Arizona, Washington, DC, and New York.

The entry into the US market follows Bullish’s recent achievement of securing both a BitLicense and a Money Transmission License from the New York State Department of Financial Services. The BitLicense is recognized as one of the most rigorous requirements for virtual currency providers, underscoring Bullish’s commitment to compliance and security.

Bullish’s platform is designed for institutional clients and advanced market participants, offering no maker fees, low taker fees, and access to deep liquidity powered by Automated Market Maker (AMM) technology. The exchange has robust APIs, aiming to serve hedge funds, proprietary trading firms, market makers, high-frequency traders, fintech companies, and neobanks.

On its first day in the US, Bullish onboarded institutional clients including BitGo and Nonco, highlighting its focus on delivering a seamless and compliant trading experience for serious market players.

Globally, Bullish has processed over $1.5 trillion in trading volume since its launch in late 2021, ranking among the top ten exchanges worldwide for Bitcoin and Ether trading. Its innovative approach combines a central limit order book with deterministic AMM technology to offer stable, efficient trade execution and deep liquidity for participants.

The arrival of Bullish spot trading in America reflects the ongoing momentum in the industry and increasing institutional adoption of digital assets, further solidifying the US as a center for regulated crypto trading platforms.