Bitget has launched a long-term investor education program called "100 Questions About TradFi," framing it as an effort to break traditional finance into 100 core questions and make the subject easier to approach in a structured format.
The company said the initiative is intended to help users understand how traditional financial markets work through a more systematic knowledge framework. The content is organized into six modules: financial basics, asset knowledge, market mechanisms, macroeconomics, risk management, and the evolution of multi-asset trading. Bitget said educational materials under the program will be updated weekly.
A focus on stocks, commodities, rates and capital flows
According to the announcement, "100 Questions About TradFi" will concentrate on the core drivers behind stocks, commodities, interest rates, and capital movements. The aim is to help traders see the links between different asset classes and build an investment analysis framework that works across markets and across assets.
Bitget said that as crypto assets and traditional financial products become increasingly integrated, investors need to do more than track price changes in a single market. They also need to understand how interest rates, inflation, global liquidity, equity markets, and commodity cycles can affect asset performance together.
Gracy Chen says crypto investors need a broader market view
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said that as connections across financial markets continue to deepen, crypto investors need to watch interest rates, inflation, stocks, commodities, and global liquidity at the same time. She said the program is meant to lower the barrier to understanding traditional finance and help users adjust to a multi-asset investing environment where traditional assets and digital assets are converging.
Bitget said the education project will continue as a long-term content series and is meant to support investors with different levels of experience. By combining traditional finance concepts with multi-asset trading scenarios, the company said it wants to help users make more rational investment decisions in an increasingly interconnected market environment.
Company and wallet details included in the release
Bitget said it was founded in 2018 and currently serves more than 120 million users across over 200 countries and regions. In the release, the company described itself as the world's largest Universal Exchange, or UEX, and highlighted copy trading and other trading solutions among its offerings.
The company also described Bitget Wallet as a non-custodial crypto wallet that supports more than 130 blockchain networks and millions of tokens. It said the wallet offers multi-chain trading, staking, and payments, along with direct access to more than 20,000 decentralized applications, or DApps, and includes swap functions and market insights tools.
On partnerships, Bitget said it is the official cryptocurrency partner of LALIGA in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. The company also said it is working with UNICEF with a goal of providing blockchain education support to 1.1 million people by the end of 2027. In motorsports, Bitget said it has partnered with MotoGP as its exclusive cryptocurrency exchange partner.
The release added that Bitget Wallet serves more than 80 million users, supports over 130 major public blockchains and millions of crypto assets, and provides asset management, trading, market data, DApp browsing, wealth features, and payment functions in one place. It also said the wallet aggregates hundreds of decentralized exchanges and cross-chain bridges for multi-chain interaction and has set up a $300 million user protection fund to strengthen asset security protections.