Bybit CEO Ben Zhou said the exchange has been removed from the Securities Commission Malaysia’s Investor Alert List after constructive engagement and full alignment with local regulatory requirements. The development follows earlier enforcement actions but reflects improved compliance and cooperation with authorities. Zhou also highlighted Bybit’s investment in Malaysia-based licensed platform Hata, signaling a focus on regulated expansion. He emphasized that strong local infrastructure is key to trust, safety, and long-term crypto adoption in Malaysia’s growing digital asset market.
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