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Bitget April Transparency Report: Stock Perpetual Contracts Hold Second Largest Global Market Share

Bitget April Transparency Report: Stock Perpetual Contracts Hold Second Largest Global Market Share

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/05/12 11:14
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According to Odaily, Bitget released its April 2026 Transparency Report, detailing the latest progress in its core businesses of tokenized stocks, AI trading infrastructure, and IPO Prime. Data shows that during April, Bitget’s average daily trading volume consistently remained above $10 billion; according to statistics from DefiLlama, its net inflow for the month reached $359.37 million, ranking second among centralized exchanges. In addition, Bitget ranked second globally in terms of stock perpetual contract market share in the first quarter.

Regarding the product ecosystem, AI trading tools such as GetAgent, GetClaw, Agent Hub, and Gracy AI have seen continued growth in adoption, empowering users with smart trading experiences based on the UEX system. In terms of innovative products, Bitget launched the US stock IPO subscription service IPO Prime, extending the boundaries of UEX products into primary markets. According to data from rwa.xyz, its first project ranked third globally among tokenized private equity and VC assets.

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