Bitget has released GetAgent 2.0, an artificial intelligence trading assistant that consolidates analysis across cryptocurrency, equities, commodities futures (CFDs), and on-chain data into a single conversational interface. The platform moves beyond passive question-answering to function as an intelligent agent capable of market screening, position diagnosis, and proactive monitoring across four asset classes simultaneously.

  • Market Coverage: Crypto, equities, CFDs (gold, oil, indices), and on-chain data analyzed by one agent
  • Core Capabilities: Market screening, opportunity discovery, structured analysis with risk boundaries, scheduled monitoring, and trade review
  • Membership Tiers: Basic (30 daily conversations, 1 scheduled task slot); Plus (VIP1+, unlimited conversations, 3 scheduled tasks); Ultra (VIP4+, unlimited conversations, 10 scheduled tasks)
  • Monitoring Frequency: Scheduled tasks run at minimum 6-hour intervals and remain active for up to 7 consecutive days

The platform’s core upgrade from GetAgent 1.0 involves shifting from providing isolated data points to synthesizing technical, fundamental, capital-flow, on-chain, and macroeconomic information into structured judgments with explicit risk boundaries. Users can now ask a single question spanning multiple markets, such as comparing opportunity strength across Bitcoin, Nvidia stock, gold, and crude oil simultaneously, without switching between separate platforms.

Key functionality includes automated market screening without preset parameters, continuous condition monitoring that alerts users when specified technical or macro events occur, position-level risk analysis that identifies concentrated holdings and liquidation proximity, and persistent memory that retains user preferences and trading styles across sessions. The system explicitly does not execute trades autonomously; all trading decisions remain under user control. GetAgent bases its analysis on real-time market data and public information, though some non-crypto instruments, including the Nikkei 225, Hang Seng Index, gold, and WTI crude, may rely on proxy instruments or web search.

Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform, provides spot, futures, and derivatives trading services alongside copy trading and staking products.

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