The International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF), the international governing body for amateur MMA, recently entered a partnership with BitDelta.
A leading cryptocurrency exchange offering an array of assets and commodities for trading, BitDelta is now IMMAF’s official global trading platform.
With this exciting partnership, we will see IMMAF and BitDelta working collaboratively to boost the growth of Mixed Martial Arts to an unforeseen level globally.
Thanks to the pathbreaking agreement, BitDelta will play a pivotal role in promoting the highly anticipated 2024 IMMAF World Championships that is scheduled to take place in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, in October.
Through this remarkable endeavour, BitDelta also becomes a sponsor and supporter of IMMAF’s hugely talented roster, which has previously produced stars such as Shavkat Rakhmonov, Magomed Ankalaev and Muhammad Mokaev, who have all made their presence felt in the professional MMA circuit globally.
Densign White, IMMAF Chief Executive Officer, said: “We are delighted to announce this strategic partnership, which marks a huge step forward for the overall development of the sport.
BitDelta is a forward-thinking brand with a proven pedigree in achieving elite-level results, while the ambition and values of both organisations ensure we are fully aligned on our long-term goals.
With the 2024 IMMAF World Championships set to take place in October, and other big events taking place around the world, it’s undoubtedly an important period for IMMAF, and we now look forward to working in tandem with BitDelta on many exciting projects.”
Lauren Martin, BitDelta’s Chief Marketing Officer, added: “This partnership represents a significant milestone in the growth of BitDelta, and we are relishing the prospect of working alongside IMMAF, a world-renowned sports brand, moving forward.
BitDelta is passionate about supporting aspiring young talent in all areas, particularly Mixed Martial Arts, and this partnership allows us to play a part in shaping the future of one of the world’s fastest-growing sports.
The partnership with IMMAF is a perfect fit for our long-term vision and we are very much looking forward to supporting young MMA talents throughout their career paths, from the crucial early period onwards.”
Following the announcement, IMMAF will promote key BitDelta services across its official channels and host activation stations at events to enhance the overall fan experience.
Established in 2012, IMMAF boasts a global fanbase of over 440 million, with more than 100 national federations currently signed up as members.
A pioneering multi-asset trading platform, BitDelta aims to make trading accessible to all and aims to become the leading platform for traders around the world.
The organisation is fully committed to supporting a fast-growing sport like Mixed Martial Arts that unleashes the spirit of human endeavour.
BitDelta’s partnership with IMMAF underlines its commitment to support both the current and future youth aspiring to make a name in the field of MMA.
In addition, it underscores the organisation’s dedication to fostering innovation and empowering individuals to shape a better tomorrow.
About BitDelta
Founded in 2023, BitDelta is a global trading platform that provides financial services in 120+ countries, focused specifically on trading.
With offices in key regions such as Turkey and India, BitDelta extends its operations worldwide, aiming to revolutionise the financial landscape by empowering young individuals and ambitious investors worldwide.
The platform offers a comprehensive trading experience through a range of features including but not limited to:
Along with these features, BitDelta users have the ability to diversify their portfolios with a variety of assets, all while using the highly secure asset custodian Fireblocks.
BitDelta’s commitment to making trading accessible for all manifests through the various developments of the company’s projects, alongside its expansion into new markets.
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