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Bitget’s Onchain Expansion Powers the Next Phase of Adoption

Our Onchain expansion marks a major step in building Bitget as the Universal Exchange.

By opening seamless access to millions of tokens across Ethereum, Solana, BSC, and Base, we’re removing the friction of cross-chain trading and making it easier for users to discover emerging assets.

With AI-powered insights like real-time screening and predictive analytics, and with deeper DeFi integration through in-app staking, limit orders, and yield farming, we’re giving traders tools that feel both powerful and intuitive.

In the short term, we expect trading volumes to rise by 25–30% in Q4 2025, supported by increased liquidity, affiliate incentives, and over $500 million in fresh inflows through BGB-staked pools and Morph Chain partnerships.

But more importantly, this expansion sets the foundation for long-term adoption.

By lowering barriers for retail traders, welcoming institutional participation with compliant on-chain products, and blending the best of CeFi and DeFi, Bitget is positioning itself to lead hybrid exchange models and capture significantly more market share by 2027.

Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget


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Divergence in Crypto Equities Highlights Shift Toward Active Strategies

We’ve been closely tracking the widening divergence in crypto-related equities, where traditional treasury holders, such as MicroStrategy and Metaplanet, have struggled, with shares down 16–70 percent from summer highs, despite crypto’s relative resilience.

The weakness reflects investor fatigue with passive accumulation models, compounded by high short interest and profit-taking in a volatile environment.

In contrast, opportunistic pivots have been rewarded.

Eightco’s move into Worldcoin and Bitmine’s launch of a Solana validator delivered 20–50 percent spikes on announcement, underscoring the market’s appetite for fresh narratives and immediate liquidity.

The split highlights a sentiment shift: long-term “HODL-only” plays are increasingly seen as exposed to capital erosion and opportunity costs, while agile operators signal innovation and yield potential, aligning with behavioral finance patterns that favor action over stasis.

Looking ahead, we expect flows to tilt toward active strategies and altcoin treasuries, with Solana standing out for its high volatility-driven upside and relatively lower financing costs.

Bitget’s own data shows SOL ETF inflows outpacing BTC by 15 percent last week, an early sign of rotation that could accelerate if Fed cuts materialize.

This dynamic suggests the next phase of market leadership may favor diversified, high-throughput bets over static balance-sheet accumulation.

Vugar Usi Zade, COO at Bitget


Disclosure:This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, and readers should conduct their own research when making a decision.

Kriptoworld.com accepts no liability for any errors in the articles or for any financial loss resulting from incorrect information.

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