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The head of Bitstack takes the offensive. Alexandre Roubaud appears on the 18/19 to discuss his company’s struggles and what they’re working on behind the scenes.
Bitstack is a platform that manages digital assets, and Roubaud clearly states that the market is becoming increasingly tough. Competitors are emerging everywhere, regulators are tightening the screws, and innovation is necessary to survive. His company is working on a new staking feature that should attract investors with rather decent returns. No specific figures yet, but Roubaud seems confident. The feature is expected to launch soon, probably before summer if all goes well.
French regulation is a nightmare.
Authorities are increasing controls on crypto transactions, complicating Bitstack’s daily operations. Roubaud says he is in discussions with regulators to try to navigate this mess, but it’s not easy. Each new rule changes the game, and they must adapt quickly. Essentially, they spend their time ensuring compliance with new standards instead of developing their products.
On the security front, Bitstack is going all out. Roubaud emphasizes, “Protecting users’ assets is our number one priority.” Significant investments in cybersecurity are underway, with advanced security protocols coming. He remains vague on the technical details but says it will be a game-changer.
Then there’s the competition. Other platforms want their share of the crypto pie, and Bitstack must stand out. Roubaud is betting everything on continuous innovation to retain customers. But it’s a constant race, and no one can afford to slow down.
International expansion is also complicated.
Bitstack wants to expand in Europe, but each country has its own rules. Roubaud says a tailored strategy is needed for each market. Not easy when juggling fifteen different regulations.
A major update is coming by the end of the year. Roubaud announces it but remains vague on the content. No further comments for now, just that it will be important for the future. More on this topic: Biden Convenes Banks and Cryptos to.
Strategic partnerships are progressing well. Roubaud reveals that Bitstack has been in talks with several financial institutions since January 2026. Negotiations are dragging a bit, but these collaborations could strengthen the platform’s credibility and expand its user base. Traditional banks are starting to take an interest in crypto, and Bitstack wants to capitalize on that.
User education is becoming a priority. The head of Bitstack is launching a series of webinars planned for March 2026. The idea is to better inform investors about the opportunities and risks associated with cryptocurrencies. Too many people invest without understanding, and it causes damage.
On the financing side, Bitstack has done well. In January 2026, they managed to raise 15 million euros in a funding round. Roubaud plans to use this money to accelerate the development of new features and improve existing infrastructure. Not bad for a French company in such a competitive sector.
The next international cryptocurrency conference in April 2026, Bitstack will be there. Roubaud says it’s an opportunity to showcase their innovations and forge new partnerships. No information on what they will announce there, but it hints at big news.
A pilot rewards program is launching at the end of February 2026. Bitstack wants to encourage engagement by offering exclusive benefits to active users on the platform. Basically, the more you use the platform, the more rewards you earn. Simple but effective.
The partnership with a French tech startup, announced on February 3, 2026, will transform the user experience. They are integrating artificial intelligence tools to personalize investment recommendations. The goal is to improve customer satisfaction by offering investments that truly match their profile. For more details, see Ai.com Drops Autonomous Agents That Actually.
Paris will host a special event in June 2026. Bitstack is organizing a meeting with industry experts to discuss innovations in financial technologies. Roubaud sees it as a unique opportunity to strengthen Bitstack’s position in the French market.
Transparency is Roubaud’s new thing. Since January 2026, Bitstack has been publishing quarterly reports detailing its financial and operational performance. He hopes this will strengthen users’ and investors’ trust. No precise date for the next report, but it should arrive soon.
Customer feedback is very important. A survey conducted in January 2026 reveals that 85% of Bitstack users want more educational features. As a result, Bitstack plans to introduce a section dedicated to video tutorials by the end of the second quarter. People want to learn, so it’s best to give them what they ask for.
Euro payment integration is coming in March 2026. Roubaud says it will facilitate transactions for European users. Currently, Bitstack only supports cryptocurrency transactions, which limits its accessibility for some investors. Not very practical when aiming to democratize access to crypto.
Bitstack joins the “French Tech 2030” program, a government initiative launched in February 2026 to support innovative companies. Roubaud hopes to obtain additional funding for his research and development projects. Every euro counts in this race for innovation.
Collaboration with the University of Paris begins in April 2026. The partnership aims to develop a research program on the economic impacts of cryptocurrencies. Roubaud remains discreet about the details, but it shows that Bitstack also wants to contribute to academic research in the field.
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