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06/02/26 04:18 UTC-04

Bitget Recorded 45.5% Growth Among Leading Crypto Exchanges in 2025

Bitget, the world’s largest universal exchange, recorded a 45.5% year-over-year increase in trading volume and ranked 6th by global market share among centralized cryptocurrency exchanges at the end of 2025, according to the latest CoinGecko report, Market Share of Centralized Crypto Exchanges by Trading Volume.

The CoinGecko report, one of the most authoritative industry benchmarks, ranks exchanges based on annual trading volume and their share of the global centralized exchange market. Bitget’s 6.4% market share at the end of 2025 reflects significant growth driven by its innovative product lineup. Bitget’s strengthened position in this independent research highlights the exchange’s expanding presence and competitive advantages in the digital asset trading market.

“We are proud that Bitget’s consistent growth is reflected in the CoinGecko report,” said Bitget CEO Gracy Chen. “The trust placed in us by the community is built on the security we have developed over many years. Holding one of the largest market shares in the crypto industry means we are creating solutions that are scalable by nature, and with UEX we are seeing this come to life.”

Over the past year, Bitget accelerated its transition to a universal exchange model, expanding beyond purely crypto markets into multi-asset trading. In particular, the beta release of Bitget TradFi enabled users to trade commodities, indices, foreign exchange (FX), and metals, including gold, alongside crypto derivatives.

In addition, the exchange expanded its lineup of tokenized stock futures, which saw high demand during global corporate earnings seasons. These initiatives complemented Bitget’s key strengths, such as liquidity in both spot and derivatives markets. They allowed traders to respond to macroeconomic events without leaving the crypto-oriented environment.

In the CoinGecko report, Bitget’s results are viewed within a broader trend — users increasingly favor platforms that combine market depth, flexibility, and resilience. As trading activity spans crypto assets, macroeconomic instruments, and on-chain products, exchanges capable of supporting this convergence are attracting growing market attention.

Entering 2026, Bitget continues its growth trajectory through an expanded product suite, enhanced trading infrastructure, and ongoing investments in community trust and platform reliability.

See also: "Spot Crypto Trading Fell to Lows Not Seen Since the Year Before Last"

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Editor: Yulia Krasnaya
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