Turkey's Paribu just dropped $240 million on CoinMENA, and here's why it matters: they're not just buying a platform—they're acquiring licenses in Dubai and Bahrain. That's direct access to Middle East's booming digital asset corridor. Smart move or overpriced bet? The region's crypto adoption is accelerating, and whoever controls the infrastructure controls the gateway. Paribu's clearly betting big on Gulf expansion while others are still testing waters.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 15h ago
2.4 billion spent, it's all about those licenses... The Middle East has really become a hot commodity.
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GasOptimizer
· 15h ago
What can you get for spending 240 million? Licenses in Dubai and Bahrain, of course. Paribu has clearly set its sights on the Middle East boom this time.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 15h ago
Bay Area infrastructure positioning—Paribu is playing a tough game here.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 15h ago
The Middle East has long been eyed by many; is Paribu trying to seize the opportunity this time, or are they just paying a fool's tax?
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LightningPacketLoss
· 15h ago
2.4 billion spent just for two licenses? The Middle East is indeed attractive, but Paribu might be playing this move a bit hastily.
Turkey's Paribu just dropped $240 million on CoinMENA, and here's why it matters: they're not just buying a platform—they're acquiring licenses in Dubai and Bahrain. That's direct access to Middle East's booming digital asset corridor. Smart move or overpriced bet? The region's crypto adoption is accelerating, and whoever controls the infrastructure controls the gateway. Paribu's clearly betting big on Gulf expansion while others are still testing waters.