Bitget’s UEX model is built around three product pillars: the core CEX, Bitget Onchain, and GetAgent. Together, they aim to reduce fragmentation between centralized and decentralized markets, while leveraging an AI-assistant as an information layer to support decision-making and guide execution. The CEX provides the execution engine and capital efficiency users expect from an exchange, while Bitget Onchain extends asset coverage through Bitget Wallet’s DEX infrastructure, enabling onchain trading using CEX balances. Trading of tokenized stocks on the platform has expanded rapidly, supported by fee incentives and accelerating demand, reaching $17.1 billion in cumulative tokenized stock futures volume as of Dec. 3, 2025. Sustaining this growth depends on the depth of liquidity and institutional-grade infrastructure, particularly as Bitget broadens into onchain assets and tokenized traditional products that require consistent execution quality. Bitget has emphasized partnerships with liquidity providers and an institutional toolset, including high API limits, sub-accounts, loan services, and a fee schedule designed for high-volume trading, to support professional participation and reduce friction for systematic strategies. Taken together, the combination of a unified product surface, onchain and tokenized stock expansion, and a deliberate focus on institutional liquidity and services positions Bitget as a credible convergence point for banks and fintechs exploring crypto integrations. By reducing fragmentation across markets and workflows, the platform offers these participants a clear path to deploy capital and interact with the Bitget ecosystem. For more details, check out Bitget's official press release on the report.