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Home»Business»Bitget Records $1.78 Billion in October Net Inflows, Securing Second Place Globally Behind Binance
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Bitget Records $1.78 Billion in October Net Inflows, Securing Second Place Globally Behind Binance

By Sam AllcockNovember 14, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Bitget, recognised as the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has published its October 2025 Transparency Report, showcasing another month of exceptional institutional inflows, rapid product expansion, and strong community momentum. The results highlight how Bitget’s UEX model is reshaping contemporary finance by merging the strengths of centralised systems, decentralised innovation, and practical real-world accessibility in one unified platform.

One of the standout insights came from the collaborative Bitget x Nansen analysis, which revealed a significant $23.1 billion increase in institutional liquidity passing through the exchange. The study showed a marked rise in institutional engagement on Bitget’s spot markets, jumping from 39.4% in January to 72.6% by July, while market-maker participation in futures surged from 3% to 56.6% in the same period. Nansen’s findings placed Bitget among the top two global exchanges for institutional trading activity across BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP pairs, attributing the growth to its robust liquidity and advanced trading architecture.

The report also underlined Bitget’s continued climb in global rankings. Based on DefiLlama’s CEX Transparency dashboard, Bitget secured the No. 2 position worldwide for monthly asset inflows, with $1.78 billion in net inflows and overall reserves reaching $7.83 billion during October. Importantly, its Bitcoin reserves rose from 28.6K BTC to 30.3K BTC — a 6% monthly increase — standing in contrast to an industry-wide decline in reserves across centralised platforms. This upward trend further demonstrates Bitget’s strong capital foundation and ongoing user confidence despite fluctuating market dynamics.

Bitget’s portfolio of products also continued to evolve, expanding into additional asset classes. Its US Stock Futures surpassed $1 billion in cumulative trading volume, offering traders access to synthetic perpetual contracts tied to prominent global equities such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA. This achievement strengthened Bitget’s role at the intersection of traditional finance and digital markets, reinforcing its UEX mission of multi-asset accessibility.

Meanwhile, the platform’s AI assistant, GetAgent, launched its “Ask Satoshi” interactive feature to celebrate the 17th anniversary of the Bitcoin Whitepaper. The event enabled users to engage with an AI representation of Bitcoin’s enigmatic founder, generating global attention and highlighting Bitget’s commitment to blending education, technology, and culture.

Bitget Wallet also advanced significantly with the introduction of multichain gas abstraction, allowing users to pay transaction fees using USDT, USDC, or BGB across supported networks. Further integrations with HyperEVM and Plasma improved multi-chain connectivity, helping position Bitget Wallet as one of the market’s most adaptable tools for onchain participation and user-controlled asset storage.

In addition to technical upgrades, Bitget extended its support for youth education and innovation through several community-focused initiatives. CEO Gracy Chen joined UNICEF’s Global Game Jam, motivating young creators to explore blockchain for social benefit, while a collaboration with Google Developer Group at KU Leuven merged AI and blockchain learning through the “AI Accelerate Hack.”

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, said: “Our evolution as a Universal Exchange is guided by constant progression and a drive to serve our users better. From institutional liquidity and tokenized markets to AI-powered trading and cultural activations, every milestone brings us closer to a more open and intelligent financial future. UEX is not just a model, it’s how we’re building the next era of global finance.”

Bitget’s October 2025 Transparency Report highlights a company in rapid expansion, enhancing liquidity, improving access, and building critical links between traditional and decentralised finance through transparency, innovation, and inclusion. As the UEX vision continues to advance, Bitget remains a driving force in shaping a globally connected, universally accessible financial landscape.

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