Bitget said it has completed a full upgrade of the market data source used for its U.S. equities products and has formally integrated Nasdaq’s official data feed, making it the first crypto trading platform in the industry to adopt that standard. According to the company, the switch from its previous data model is designed to deliver more accurate and more timely market information, while also improving price stability and continuity during periods of sharp market volatility. To support data quality after the integration, Bitget said it built multiple safeguards on top of the official metadata layer, including data processing, real-time monitoring, quality comparison, simulation testing, and abnormal data filtering. The company added that Nasdaq has long served as a core data service provider in global financial markets and that its standards have been tested in traditional finance over many years. Bitget said the upgrade reflects deeper work on its global asset trading infrastructure as it expands from digital assets into U.S. stocks and other global asset classes.
According to Bitget, the exchange has completed a full upgrade of the market data source for its U.S. equities products and has officially integrated Nasdaq’s market data feed. The company said it is the first crypto trading platform in the industry to adopt that data standard.
Bitget said the official Nasdaq feed improves on its previous data model by offering more accurate and more timely market data. It also said the new setup is better able to maintain price stability and continuity when markets swing sharply.
After connecting to the official source, Bitget said it added multiple layers of protection on top of Nasdaq’s official metadata. Those measures include data processing, real-time monitoring, quality comparison, simulation validation, and abnormal data filtering.
The company said Nasdaq has long been a core data service provider used across global financial markets, with standards that have been tested in traditional finance for years. Bitget added that the upgrade reflects deeper buildout of its global asset trading infrastructure.
As its product range expands from digital assets to U.S. stocks and other global assets, Bitget said it will keep improving its underlying data systems, liquidity, and risk management capabilities. The company also said it plans to introduce more mature institutional-grade market standards to provide retail investors and institutional clients with a more stable and efficient cross-market trading experience, while strengthening the overall competitiveness of its Unified Exchange, or UEX.
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