Open Letter from Bitget CEO: UEX is Not Just an "Asset Supermarket", Its Primary Value is Asset Efficiency First
According to a mid-year open letter from Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, user behavior on the platform in the first half of 2026 showed significant structural changes: the peak trading volume of non-crypto assets approached 40% of Bitget’s overall trading volume; daily CFD trading volume surpassed $10 billion; 52% of users hold both stocks and cryptocurrencies; 35% hold gold and other precious metals, making cross-asset trading a mainstream habit.
Gracy Chen pointed out that as a Universal Exchange (UEX), Bitget's core objective is not to become an "asset supermarket," but to reshape the underlying logic of user participation in global markets around four key values: asset efficiency, crypto-native experience, financial inclusion, and reducing burdens. On the business implementation front, Bitget has accelerated its layout through a dual-track solution of US stock tokens and direct US stock connectivity, and supports 24/7 trading for multiple asset classes, breaking the time zone and geographic barriers of traditional finance.
In addition, with AI tools being adopted at an implementation level, 51% of users have already used AI-driven trading tools in the first half of the year, and the number of platform AI trading users has surpassed 1 million.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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