B2C2 Held Acquisition Talks With Multiple Buyers Over 18 Months

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B2C2, a crypto market maker owned by Japan's SBI Group, has been in sale discussions with several potential buyers over the past 18 months. The firm attracted takeover interest from multiple suitors, signaling broader consolidation interest in the crypto trading sector. However, disagreements over valuation have reportedly prevented any deal from being finalized. No buyer has been publicly identified, and it remains unclear whether talks are still ongoing.

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