
Bit2Me Consulting helps companies, institutions and governments to build Web3 tools on blockchain protocols for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum
Bit2Me, Just released Bit2Me Consulting, a blockchain solutions consulting, development and auditing service for third parties, which already includes companies, startups, governments and institutions as clients.
Bit2Me Consulting is a new service from Bit2Me solutions ecosystem, a new approach that covers all the needs that the client may need. This new package is part of Bit2Me's strategy to offer a set of solutions for companies.
With a decade of experience in the sector, Bit2Me has created products based on cryptocurrencies and blockchain protocols that are used by millions of people. This positions the Spanish exchange as one of the few partners available to create real solutions that provide its clients with security, speed and guarantee, characteristics that have made Bit2Me a benchmark company in the crypto industry in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries.
“There are many consultancies and software development companies, however there are few specialized in blockchain. However, Bit2Me is even more special, I don't know of any other company that has a team of almost 300 professionals and nearly 10 years of experience in this industry.“Our clients are looking for efficiency, trust, precision and speed, and we give it to them,” says Leif Ferreira, CEO and co-founder of Bit2Me.
In this sense, the CEO of Bit2Me considers that it is very important to have a team of professionals who minimize any type of error and who offer a series of Web3 products of the highest quality and safety.
What services does Bit2Me Consulting offer?
Among the services offered Bit2Me Consulting They highlight the tokenization of assets, that is, the transformation of a physical or intangible asset into a digital asset whose security and authenticity are guaranteed by blockchain technology. On the other hand, The new consulting and auditing service Bit2Me also offers the possibility of developing projects around metaverses, smart contracts, wallets, tokens, NFTs, or DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations).
Sectors such as telecommunications, banking, logistics, energy, sports and transport are just some of those interested in developing solutions based on blockchain technology.
“Something that not everyone knows is that cryptocurrencies are not just digital assets that go up and down in price. Cryptocurrencies, like Ethereum or Bitcoin, are a new application building layer that allows people to create computer programs in the same way that the Internet is built. But in this case, Their programs are decentralized, which opens up a new world of options and opportunities."This is a new digital revolution that will transform the world as we know it," says Andrei Manuel, co-founder of Bit2Me.
products like Bit2MeCommerce, which is a tool for merchants to accept cryptocurrency payments; Bit2Me Custody, which offers institutional storage of digital assets; or Bit2MePro, the high-frequency trading platform for cryptocurrencies focused on professional users; are some of the Bit2Me products focused on companies, public institutions, startups and governments.
“At Bit2Me, we continue to work to expand all the services that help clients, whether they are individuals, companies or institutions. Bit2Me Consulting is one of the services that make up our blockchain suite, providing the opportunity to shape the development of new ideas in businesses, so that they can constantly evolve and be at the forefront of innovation,” says the CEO of the Spanish exchange.
For Ferreira, Web 3.0 is going to permeate the world as we know it in the coming years: “Oracles, smart contracts, DeFi, DAOs, Stablecoins, NFTs, Soulbound tokens, Utility tokens… I think we are facing a new industry that is going to redefine traditional sectors and create new use cases that would be impossible to achieve without blockchain technology. I think that great business empires are about to emerge thanks to this new technology.".


