- Bitget reported $750 billion in monthly trading volume due to rising institutional involvement.
- Institutions now account for 80% of spot and 50% of derivatives trading.
- Bitget’s ranking among top global exchanges highlights increased institutional participation.
The surge in institutional activity positions Bitget as a major player in the global derivatives market, doubling its assets under management and boosting liquidity in key cryptocurrencies.
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Bitget reported an average monthly trading volume of $750 billion in the first half of 2025, driven by a sharp increase in institutional trading. This momentum has vaulted Bitget into the top four exchanges globally for derivatives volume.
The surge is largely attributed to institutions now driving 80% of spot and 50% of derivatives trades, significantly boosting Bitget’s assets under management. Gracy Chen, Managing Director, plays a pivotal role in expanding institutional partnerships.
“We are grateful to our institutional partners for the trust and commitment to Bitget as we continue to build a secure, highly liquid, and innovation-driven trading environment.” – Gracy Chen, Managing Director, Bitget (source)
The rise in institutional participation has affected liquidity and trading dynamics for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Bitget’s BGB token. Bitget’s enhanced institutional lending and unified account structure are propelling this growth.
Historically, past trading volumes on similar platforms like Binance and FTX surged by adopting institutional-focused strategies. Bitget’s progress reflects these trends, centralizing liquidity in selected cryptocurrencies.
Potential outcomes include shifts in exchange dynamics and continued innovations in trading mechanisms. Bitget’s efforts suggest a robust strategy for attracting and retaining institutional capital, impacting liquidity and innovation across cryptocurrency markets.
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