Bitget marked its eighth anniversary with a public letter from CEO Gracy, who reviewed the progress of the exchange’s UEX strategy and outlined new targets for multi-asset trading and institutional business.
In the letter, Gracy said Bitget faced skepticism when it introduced its panoramic exchange, or UEX, strategy a year ago. She said the team responded by shipping products. According to Gracy, the strategy was built to address fragmentation across assets, accounts, time and geography, so users could trade global quality assets through a one-stop platform.
Gracy calls 2025 to 2026 the first year of multi-asset trading
Gracy said more leading exchanges are now moving into traditional finance trading, and described 2025 to 2026 as the first year of multi-asset trading.
She wrote that over the past year, Bitget moved from being a follower to becoming a leader in product innovation. The company rolled out stock perpetual futures, Pre-IPO products, a unified cross-asset account, rToken and Hong Kong stock Quanto contracts.
Letter includes platform metrics
According to the figures disclosed in the letter, non-crypto assets at peak accounted for 40% of Bitget’s total platform trading volume. Daily trading volume in TradFi contracts and CFDs both exceeded $10 billion, while cumulative rToken trades passed 3 million.
Institutional business set as the next priority
Looking ahead, Gracy said institutional business will become Bitget’s core focus. As of the second quarter of 2026, Bitget’s institutional client net assets had increased 45% from the third quarter of 2025. The number of core active market makers rose from 90 to 248.
She added that the platform will keep improving trade execution, asset security and its service chain for institutional clients.
At the end of the letter, Gracy wrote: “The pursuit of the ultimate trading experience has no finish line, only progress. The era of multi-asset trading has only just begun.”