Bitget Launches its GetAgent AI Assistant for General Access
Bitget launches GetAgent, its AI-powered crypto trading assistant, with personalized tools, data aggregation, and a contest for free "Plus" membership access.
Bitget is giving its AI trading assistant, GetAgent, a full release, allowing crypto users to access all its data-aggregation capabilities. There’s also a contest to get 30 days of free “Plus”-level membership.
Over 25,000 users participated in Bitget’s trial period, giving valuable feedback about the GetAgent experience. This led to several quality-of-life features in the finished version, which is now launching.
Bitget’s AI Trading Assistant
Bitget, a prominent centralized exchange, has a diverse portfolio of business ventures, making influential partnerships and researching market dynamics. For the last month and a half, the firm has been developing a pilot program for GetAgent, its new AI agent, and Bitget is ready for a full launch:
“AI is changing the trading game, and GetAgent is our way of making that power accessible to everyone. Whether you’re just starting in crypto or a seasoned market veteran, GetAgent delivers insights that help you move faster, trade smarter, and act with greater confidence,” claimed Bitget CEO Gracy Chen.
Bitget’s AI trading assistant aims to combine market insights, on-chain data, social sentiment, and more in one platform. The pilot program received plenty of feedback on designing these tools, as it had a 25,000-person waitlist.
These community responses helped Bitget refine GetAgent to have more practical utility and ease-of-use, incorporating more visual data so clients can easily digest large troves of information.
Presently, there are three tiers of GetAgent membership. Free users get a surface-level market analysis, including top-performing tokens and futures strategies. Plus grants extra functionality, including daily queries with the integrated LLM chat client, while Ultra users get early access to new features and more.
Bitget is also offering methods to get 30-day free access to the Plus tier of its AI tool. Early signups can get this bonus, and users can achieve the same thing by offering their feedback on the user experience. It’s not presently clear how long these campaigns will be available, though.
Bitget advertises that its AI agent will adapt to each user’s style with repeated use, serving up data that’s specifically tailored to their trading preferences. The firm has already planned several upgrades that could help increase its functionality in the future.
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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