BitGet推出全球首个通用交易所，一账户交易加密与股票外汇

To be a serious trader, you need access to a wide range of market opportunities, which usually means having access to multiple asset types. But to do this, you typically have to go through the hassle of setting up multiple accounts and juggling several platforms at once. One account for stocks, ETFs, options, and bonds. Another for futures used to trade commodities, indices, and rates. A separate account for spot forex. and of course another separate account if you want to trade cryptocurrencies.

Setting these up can be a real pain. But it doesn't stop there. You need to constantly switch between different tabs, keep track of multiple data sources, and of course remember the passwords you set up for each one of them. And what's more is that these accounts are completely siloed. So once you've deposited money onto one platform, it's pretty much tied up there until you withdraw it again. This makes crossmarket strategies a real headache and most traders avoid them for precisely that reason.

Here's the thing though. You probably felt this pain even if you only trade crypto. Platform fragmentation is a real issue. Most traders use centralized exchanges or sexes for large established cryptos because they're familiar, liquid, and easy to use. But the moment a smaller or newer project catches their eye, they're forced to switch gears and move over to decentralized exchanges or dexes instead. This is the so-called impossible triangle problem.

And it's been the thorn in the side of crypto investors for years. But what is the impossible triangle? Well, when a trader uses an exchange, they want three things. They want the exchange to be straightforward and easy to use. They want access to a wide variety of assets and they want that exchange to be secure with minimal chance of being exploited by a bad actor or some technical glitch. The problem is historically exchanges couldn't deliver all three things at once.

Centralized exchanges typically have a much better user experience and usually have security measures in place to protect the investor and the exchange itself. But they don't list everything you might want to trade. So, you often have to look elsewhere. Conversely, decentralized exchanges are permissionless, which means they often list almost every crypto out there. The catch, though, is that they're often trickier to navigate and are more vulnerable to hacks and exploits.

Well, now BitGet has stepped in to simplify things for traders and investors. In September 2025, BitGet expanded beyond a traditional sex to become the world's first universal exchange or UX for short. The UX breaks the impossible triangle paradox by bringing the best of both worlds, the user experience of a sex and the asset availability of a DEX into a single AIdriven ecosystem. As the name suggests, the universal exchange is designed to be one unified place where traders can set up just one account to access every major asset class out there from crypto to more traditional assets.

No more juggling multiple accounts and passwords. Just one account that gives you everything. Now, BitGet's expansion into UX territory began in February 2025 ahead of its official launch that September. In the short time since, the UX has seen strong adoption, supporting over 120 million users across more than 150 countries. That's pretty impressive for a platform that's been live for less than a year. So, how does the UX actually work?

Well, in simple terms, the UX is the overarching infrastructure built around three pillars. BitGet's existing centralized exchange, its onchain service, and its Tradfi service. We'll assume you already know the exchange side. BitGet is one of crypto's leading sexes with over $20 billion in daily trading volume, according to its website. The second pillar is BitGet onchain, which was launched in April 2025. BitGet onchain is how the platform has bridged the gap between sexes and dexes.

That's because the platform shows traders new and trending tokens by scanning major blockchain ecosystems like Ethereum, Salana, BNB Chain, and BAS. When users find a token they like, they initiate a trade directly on BitGet's onchain interface, which executes the trade onchain while giving users the familiarity of a centralized exchange. This means users can trade tokens the moment they launch without ever having to leave the BitGet exchange.

And what's great is that BitGet onchain also uses an AI powered filter that ranks tokens by a range of metrics like trading volumes, holder activity, fully diluted valuation or FDV, and more. It also flags tokens for obvious risks, helping users to avoid everyday scams like honeypotss and rugps. And because the UX is designed to be used with just one spot account, there's no need for separate crypto wallets or the hassle of bridging assets from one chain to another.

All that usual friction and complexity is stripped away. Instead, users can now execute multi-chain trades seamlessly all from one account. And the third pillar is BitGet's TRDFI element which was launched in September 2025. Now, BitGet Tradfi gives users 24/7 access to traditional assets like stocks, ETFs, forex, gold, real estate, commodities, intellectual property, and more. We'll explore the Trady features more a little later.

Anyway, working towards all three pillars is BitGet's very own AI model called Get Agent, which was launched in July 2025. And if you think it's just a cryptonative version of Chat GPT, think again. Get Agent is BitGet's AI powered trading assistant that's designed to make your experience even more streamlined. With just a simple prompt, Get Agent can do all kinds of things to bring your research and decision time from a few hours to just a few minutes.

Aside from helping users navigate the platform, Get Agent can also scan crypto and trady markets and provide market analysis. It can provide deep dive research into a crypto token and can provide the latest news developments in real time. On top of that, it can also perform tasks helping users to automate their trading strategies. That's because get agent can also execute trades, analyze market sentiment, perform technical analysis on key indicators, and can even perform routine tasks, too.

You can literally give it a prompt like buy $10 worth of ETH and Get Agent will get it done. And because Get Agent is constantly learning from your trading activity, it knows how to work to your best interests. But it also absorbs other data and the trading activity across the platform more generally. This means that as the UX continues to expand and evolve, Get Agent is constantly evolving with it. Oh, and for anyone wondering about the security model behind BitGet's UX, the platform offers continuous proof of reserves with assets exceeding user holdings.

As I record this, BitGet's total reserve ratio is 127%. Now, these proof of reserves are released monthly with full transparency on the assets held and their ratios relative to user funds. On top of that though, BitGet also has a protection fund of 5,500 BTC, which gives the platform a safety cushion worth hundreds of millions of dollars. It goes without saying though that the value of those reserves will fluctuate along with the price of BTC.

All right, now let's zoom in on BitGet's Trady section. As we touched on a few moments ago, the UX brings traditional markets to its cryptonative platform. There are three pillars of Tradfly on the UX. Those being CFDs, stock pers, and stock tokens. So, let's dive into each of these. Starting with CFDs. Now, for those who don't know, CFD stands for contract for difference. Put simply, it's a bet on the difference in an asset's price between when you open a position and when you close it.

You're not trading the underlying asset itself, just speculating on its price movements. They're similar to crypto per, but instead of BTC or ETH, the underlying asset is a traditional asset instead. The Tradfi elements of the UX aren't designed to repl

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