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BurjX and Fireblocks Join Forces to Secure UAE Crypto Market Amid $2 Billion Theft Crisis

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ABU DHABI, UAE – Crypto theft reached $2 billion in losses during the first half of 2025, leaving investors demanding stronger protection. BurjX, a new Abu Dhabi-based platform, is answering the call with an alliance that combines Fireblocks’ advanced security technology and full insurance coverage provided by Relm Insurance.

The collaboration aims to protect user assets while creating a more secure, compliant, and transparent crypto trading environment.

“Our goal is simple: to provide a secure platform that investors can trust,” said Omar Abbas, CEO of BurjX.

With cutting-edge technology and comprehensive insurance, BurjX is setting a new benchmark for crypto safety and reliability in the UAE.

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