Bitget upgrades market maker incentive program, introduces grouped Maker fee rates and weighted evaluation system
Odaily reported that Bitget has announced the launch of an upgraded market maker incentive program, introducing a group-based Maker fee structure across all spot and contract trading pairs. This upgrade aims to further enhance order book liquidity, optimize trade execution quality, and provide more targeted incentive mechanisms for market-making institutions on the platform. The new fee structure will officially take effect from March 4, 14:00 to 19:00 (UTC+8).
According to the new rules, Bitget will categorize trading pairs into three groups: A, B, and C, and set differentiated Maker rebate mechanisms based on market maker levels (MM1–MM5). The upgraded plan not only optimizes the fee system but also reshapes the market-making performance evaluation framework by introducing "group-weighted indicators," encouraging market makers to consistently provide stable liquidity in different market environments, further improving market depth and quote stability.
Through a more structured Maker fee system and matching evaluation mechanism, Bitget continues to advance the construction of institutional-grade liquidity standards under the panoramic exchange (UEX) framework. According to Bitget's "2025 Transparency Report," institutional participation has become an important driver of platform growth, with institutional trading volume accounting for 82% of spot trading volume and 60% of contract trading volume.
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