Bitget Brings Blockchain4Youth to the LALIGA Youth Tournament in Thailand BANGKOK, Feb. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), marked the kickoff of the 2026 LALIGA Youth Tournament (LLYT) at the FA Thailand High Performance Training Center, highlighting its commitment to youth engagement and grassroots development throughout Southeast Asia. As a regional partner of LALIGA, Bitget supported the tournament as part of its broader Blockchain4Youth initiative, which focuses on education, discipline, and long-term opportunity for the next generation. The Thailand leg of the LLYT brought together 86 youth teams from eight countries, including Thailand, China, Japan, and India, making it one of the largest cross-border youth football gatherings in the region. Bitget’s involvement centered on creating a positive, community-first environment for players and families. In order to provide seamless tournament operations, the team worked with local organizers, set up a special booth on the premises, and served refreshments to participants and parents. Participation, sportsmanship, and providing young athletes with a professional environment in which to train and compete remained the main priorities. “Football teaches values that stay with you for life,” said Ignacio Aguirre Franco, Chief Marketing Officer at Bitget. “Supporting youth tournaments like this is about helping young players build confidence, discipline, and a sense of possibility from an early age.” The competition is a component of Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth program, a long-term endeavor aimed at assisting youth via exposure, education, and access. The program’s on-the-ground activations highlight real-world values like teamwork, consistency, and growth—principles shared by both sport and technology—even though it covers digital literacy and emerging technologies. As a regional center for international exchange and talent development, Thailand continues to play a significant part in LALIGA’s youth strategy throughout Asia. Bitget continues to support community-building projects that promote learning outside of the classroom through

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