Key Takeaways:
(P1) Bitget's new unified AI trading ecosystem has attracted more than 1 million users and generated $1.2 billion in trading volume, a move that signals the exchange's push to integrate automated agents directly into its market infrastructure. The activity is spread across more than 58 AI-powered tools, according to a company announcement on May 15.
(P2) "The role of AI in trading is starting to shift from chat to execution,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget. “The conversation is no longer just about using AI to interpret markets, but about helping users organize strategies, automate parts of their trading process, and interact with markets more efficiently."
(P3) At the core of the platform are GetClaw, a zero-install AI agent for real-time market analysis, and GetAgent, an AI assistant for strategy execution. The ecosystem also includes Agent Hub, a developer platform providing API access for building and deploying custom strategies. Bitget is also beta-testing AI Trading Playbooks, a platform for creating, backtesting, and deploying strategies using natural language.
(P4) The launch advances Bitget’s goal of becoming an "agent-native exchange" where autonomous software agents can trade alongside human users. This strategy aims to deepen liquidity and automation, positioning Bitget against competitors like Binance and OKX by building infrastructure for a future where AI is a direct market participant, not just a support tool.
The AI platform launch is part of a wider strategic push by Bitget into AI-themed products and global expansion. The exchange’s IPO Prime platform recently saw its tokenized offering tied to OpenAI, preOPAI, draw over $100 million in subscriptions, showing strong retail appetite for AI-related assets.
Separately, the company is strengthening its presence in the Americas, appointing former Uber executive Jack Zhai as Head of the Americas for its Bitget Wallet division. The move, coupled with recent registration to operate in Mexico, underscores the exchange's focus on scaling its consumer-grade financial tools to a global user base that now exceeds 125 million.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
