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Bitstampについて
Bitstamp is a centralised exchange founded in 2011, offering a spot order book, fiat rails, institutional APIs and custody to a mostly European retail and institutional base. Fees are tiered by maker and taker, at 0.30% and 0.40% on the standard tier, fiat moves over SEPA and SWIFT, client assets are held one to one and segregated, about 95% sits in cold storage with a third-party custodian, and spot covers 115 assets across 237 pairs. Institutional clients get FIX and REST APIs, sub-accounts and block facilitation, with limit, stop and stop-limit orders and separate fiat and crypto books.
Since joining Robinhood in June 2025 it has served as the group's licensed European entry point: Luxembourg's CSSF granted a MiCA licence in May 2025, passported to 30 EEA countries, and in April 2026 perpetual futures opened to eligible European clients with leverage capped at 10x. Against offshore venues it lists fewer assets, charges more and carries a narrower derivatives and yield shelf.
2011年に設立されたBitstampは、最も長く運営されている暗号資産取引所の一つです。2015年1月、ハッカーによるセキュリティ侵害が発生し、約19,000BTC（当時500万ドル相当）が盗まれ、サービスが一時停止されました。この事件をきっかけに、取引所はセキュリティ対策を強化しました。2016年、Bitstampはニューヨーク州金融サービス局からBitLicenseを取得し、このライセンスを取得した最初の取引所の一つとなりました。2018年、ベルギーの投資会社NXMHに買収され、より強固な財務基盤を獲得しました。2024年、Bitstampはスロベニアの規制当局からMiFID多国間取引施設（MTF）ライセンスを取得し、規制対象の暗号資産デリバティブを提供できるようになりました。2025年には、EUの暗号資産市場（MiCA）規制に基づく暗号資産サービスプロバイダー（CASP）ライセンスを取得し、欧州経済領域全体で完全に規制された取引所としての地位をさらに強固なものにしました。
In April 2026 Bitstamp rolled out perpetual futures for eligible EU customers, and on 29 September Robinhood said US crypto perpetuals would run through Robinhood Derivatives and Bitstamp, placing the exchange founded in 2011 inside the American derivatives stack.
Since then Bitstamp's role looks more like a compliance gateway: the European MiCA perimeter and the US derivatives channel sit in different entities, with retail branding and institutional clearing run separately and Luxembourg remaining the regulatory home port. Running two perimeters means two sets of capital and reporting rules under one brand: MiCA in Europe and derivatives regulation in the United States, with eligibility and leverage caps that cannot be reused across them. For institutions the draw is less the fee than clearing spot and contracts through one licensed counterparty.
Bitstamp packages European perpetuals and US contracts as cross-jurisdiction products, and trades licences and clearing capability for institutional order flow rather than competing on spot fees.
Miha Miklic - 最高技術責任者（CTO）（LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mihamiklic, Twitter: x.com/miklicm） Uroš Brinovec - 上級マネージャー兼アシスタントジェネラルカウンセル（LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/uroš-brinovec） Geoffrey Dedye - 欧州コンプライアンス責任者（LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/geoffrey-dedye） Leonard H. - アジア太平洋地域社長（LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/leonardhoh）
Bitstamp runs 11 spot tiers on 30-day USD volume: 0.30% maker and 0.40% taker below 10,000 dollars, 0.10%/0.20% at the 100,000-dollar tier, 0.00% maker and 0.06% taker above 100 million dollars, and 0.03% taker at the deepest tier.
Bitstamp applies discounted rates to FX and stablecoin pairs at 0.060%/0.080% below 10,000 dollars, and the lowest rates to USDT and RLUSD pairs at 0.030% maker and 0.040% taker, with that volume counted at 10% for tiering.
Bitstamp Basic Trading embeds the spread in the quoted price, 0.5% on stablecoins and 1.8% on other crypto assets plus 0% to 0.5% in volatile markets, and charges 3.00 euros for SEPA withdrawals and 0.1% with a 25-dollar minimum for wire withdrawals.
Bitstamp holds a Luxembourg CSSF crypto-asset service provider licence under the EU's MiCA regulation (May 2025), covering custody and trading across the EEA, plus a New York DFS virtual currency licence, a Singapore MAS Major Payment Institution licence and UK FCA cryptoasset registration.