Bitget Releases AI Trading Assistant GetAgent for All Users
- Bitget Launches GetAgent, an Artificial Intelligence-Powered Trading Tool
- Platform brings together more than 50 resources for cryptocurrency traders
- AI tool will have a free version and paid plans
Bitget cryptocurrency exchange announced this Tuesday August 19th marked the public availability of GetAgent, its AI-powered negotiation assistant. The tool, which had been launched in July in a restricted format, is now open to all platform users after attracting more than 25.000 subscribers to its waiting list.
GetAgent was developed to bring together over 50 analysis and automation features, including market sentiment tracking, technical indicators, and strategic insights. According to Bitget, the goal is to support a variety of traders, from beginners to professionals. The service will have a free version, which provides access to analysis of the top 50 cryptocurrencies, as well as paid plans with advanced features for more complex trading.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, highlighted the exchange's goal in launching the AI assistant:
AI is changing the trading game, and GetAgent is our way of making this power accessible to everyone. Whether you're new to crypto or a seasoned market veteran, GetAgent provides insights that help you move faster, trade smarter, and act with more confidence.
During the testing period, the tool received positive feedback from early users, which led to its widespread release. The company expects the solution to contribute to democratizing access to advanced trading technologies, making the cryptocurrency market more accessible and strategic.
The trend of using artificial intelligence in digital asset trading is growing rapidly. Research from MEXC indicates that 67% of Generation Z traders already use AI tools in their trading decisions, while 22,1% say they use these solutions regularly.
Still, experts point out that AI cannot accurately predict market behavior and should be used as a strategic support, not a substitute for independent analysis. The launch of GetAgent reinforces the competition among exchanges seeking to integrate artificial intelligence into cryptocurrency trading to attract and retain users.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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