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Bitget: Capital inflows to the exchange exceeded $1.78 billion in October
Bitget’s Transparency Report for October 2025 highlights the company’s key areas of growth: increased liquidity, expanded accessibility, and the unification of traditional and decentralized finance through innovation, transparency, and inclusivity.
A major highlight of the report was a joint Bitget x Nansen study, which revealed $23.1 billion in institutional liquidity inflows through the exchange. The study showed that institutional participation in Bitget’s spot markets rose from 39.4% in January to 72.6% by July, while market maker activity on futures markets increased from 3% to 56.6% during the same period. According to Nansen, Bitget ranks second globally in institutional trading volume across BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP pairs, driven by its strong liquidity and advanced infrastructure.
According to CEX Transparency by DefiLlama, Bitget ranked second worldwide in monthly asset inflows, recording $1.78 billion in net inflows and $7.83 billion in total reserves in October. Specifically, Bitcoin reserves grew from 28.6K BTC to 30.3K BTC, marking a 6% monthly increase. US stock futures exceeded $1 billion in total trading volume, giving users access to synthetic perpetual contracts on major global equities, including Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA.
As part of Bitget’s AI assistant, GetAgent, the company launched the “Ask Satoshi” campaign to celebrate the 17th anniversary of the Bitcoin Whitepaper. Users interacted with an AI simulation of Bitcoin’s anonymous creator, asking questions and discussing the industry’s evolution.
The Bitget Wallet made a major step toward mass adoption with its multi-chain fee abstraction, allowing users to pay transaction fees in USDT, USDC, or BGB across different networks. Additional integrations with HyperEVM and Plasma enhanced cross-chain accessibility.
Bitget continues to promote education and youth development through social initiatives. The exchange’s CEO, Gracy Chen, participated in Global Game Jam by UNICEF, encouraging young developers to use blockchain for social good. Meanwhile, a collaboration with Google Developer Group at KU Leuven united AI and blockchain innovation through the “AI Accelerate Hack” project.
“Our evolution as a Universal Exchange (UEX) is guided by constant growth and the desire to better serve our users. From institutional liquidity and tokenized markets to AI-powered trading and cultural engagement — every milestone brings us closer to a more open and intelligent financial future. UEX is not just a model — it’s the way we’re building a new era of global finance,” said Gracy Chen.
