Bitget has upgraded its AI-powered assistant, GetAgent, to version 2.0, broadening its research capabilities to span both cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets. The enhanced tool now supports analysis of assets such as stocks, gold, and oil, reflecting the growing trend of investors making decisions across multiple asset classes.
The expansion is part of Bitget's broader Universal Exchange model, which aims to unify crypto and traditional financial assets within a single trading environment. As the platform adds more markets, GetAgent serves as a research layer, helping users navigate the increasing complexity of cross-market dynamics.
Multi-Asset Research and Cross-Market Analysis
GetAgent 2.0 is designed for a market where trading decisions increasingly span asset classes. Users can ask questions about individual assets or examine relationships across markets, such as how movements in gold, equities, or macroeconomic conditions may relate to crypto. This allows for a more holistic view of market conditions.
The upgrade organizes relevant market data, events, and fundamentals into analysis covering potential participation conditions, key levels, and risk considerations. This structured approach aims to provide users with actionable insights rather than just raw data.
Scheduled Reports and Condition-Based Monitoring
One of the key additions in GetAgent 2.0 is the ability to schedule reports and event reminders. Users can also set condition-based monitoring for developments they want to track, where supported. This feature enables research to continue beyond the initial conversation, with follow-up based on the user's own instructions and areas of interest.
This shift from one-time responses to ongoing monitoring represents a significant advancement in Bitget's agent-native strategy. The AI can use context provided by users to continue research, generate scheduled reports, and follow developments over time, helping turn market observations into trading plans that users can evaluate against their own objectives and risk considerations.
CEO Commentary and Strategic Direction
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, highlighted the importance of this expansion: “As we bring more markets onto Bitget, we also need to make it easier for users to understand what is happening across them. Someone looking at Bitcoin today might also be watching gold, Nvidia or oil. GetAgent brings that research together, so users can make the connections between markets, decide what matters to them and keep following those developments over time.”
The expansion comes as Bitget continues to develop its Universal Exchange model, which has already driven significant non-crypto trading volume. The platform's recent moves include opening CFD trading via API and expanding proof of reserves to 19 assets, underscoring its commitment to bridging traditional and digital finance.
GetAgent 2.0 is available to Bitget users, with supported assets and capabilities continuing to expand. As the range of available markets grows, the tool provides a corresponding research layer, allowing users to investigate different assets and market relationships from within the same ecosystem.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
