Let me talk about the UI upgrade of Bitget that I just saw, the upgrade of the UI is essentially a reconstruction of the strategic direction of the exchange.

1️⃣ TradFi is officially mentioned as the "primary entry point"

A new independent TradFi tab has been added at the bottom of the app:

This means that Bitget no longer treats TradFi as an "additional feature" but as a core asset system on par with Crypto.

This is actually a very important industry signal: the exchange is evolving from a "crypto platform" to a "global multi-asset financial entry point".

2️⃣ All Crypto transactions are unified under "Trade"

The original "Futures" has been integrated into "Trade"; Trade = all Crypto (spot / futures / leverage / on-chain)

Spot, futures, leverage, and on-chain are all consolidated into one entry point, with the logic shifting from "product classification" to "asset classification".

3️⃣ Why make this change?

I personally believe the reason lies in the different user behavior logic between Crypto and TradFi, which are fundamentally different; forcing them together will only make the experience more chaotic.

Bitget has made a very clear decision this time:

To place the two systems side by side rather than mixing them, this is actually paving the way for a bigger direction: the previously mentioned UEX—

which means: one account, directly trading all assets: in the future, it could be Crypto, stocks, ETFs, foreign exchange, gold, and even real estate, intellectual property, and other RWA being traded on CEX would be quite amazing!

A bold imagination:

Future trading platforms will only be divided into two types:

1) Those that only do Crypto;

2) Those that serve as global asset entry points.

Which type do you think is more in line with future trends?

@bitget @Bitget_zh @BitgetWalletCN

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