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Bitget’s TradFi platform hits $2B daily volume as gold trading surges

Investors flock to Bitget TradFi as volatility fuels record trades. Why gold and indices are dominating this new era of seamless market access.

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Bitget’s TradFi platform hits $2B daily volume as gold trading surges

Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has seen its TradFi platform surpass $2 billion in daily trading volume. This milestone, achieved since January 5, 2023, marks a significant shift in how investors access traditional financial markets. The surge reflects growing demand for hedging tools amid recent market volatility.

The platform’s record-breaking volume has been driven by increased interest in traditional assets. Gold (XAUUSD) stands out as the most traded pair since Bitget TradFi’s launch. Other top-traded instruments over the past 72 hours include the Dow Jones Industrial Average (US30), Nasdaq 100 index (NAS100), Silver (XAGUSD), and Euro FX (EURUSD).

Bitget TradFi operates as an event-driven trading environment, offering short-term exposure to global financial products. The platform aims to reduce barriers that typically limit access to traditional markets. Trading firm Tower Research Capital holds the record for the highest daily volume on the platform, exceeding $2 billion. Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, notes that the shift in wealth management trends is tied to platforms like Bitget, which consolidate global assets in one place. Ryan Lee, Chief Analyst at Bitget Research, links the rise in gold trading to a broader risk-off sentiment, highlighting gold’s reputation as a liquid and reliable hedge.

The $2 billion daily trading volume underscores Bitget TradFi’s role in bridging crypto and traditional finance. By offering easier access to assets like gold and major indices, the platform is reshaping how investors diversify their portfolios. This trend suggests a lasting change in how traders respond to market uncertainty.

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