Bitget GetAgent Playbook Expands to US Stocks, Launches AI Stock Selection and Automated US Stock Trading Strategies
Foresight News reported that Bitget announced the expansion of its GetAgent Playbook, incorporating US stocks into its AI strategy system and providing users with AI stock selection and automatic order placement features. The GetAgent Playbook was launched in June 2026, allowing users to browse, subscribe to, and deploy preset strategies with one click. In its first week online, the product had over 30,000 unique users, with cumulative principal investments exceeding $100,000. More than 600 users created personalized strategies, and the highest single account yield reached 145%.
This update to the US stocks section introduces several new strategies, covering both selection and execution aspects. Stock-picking strategies include AI Picks, High-Quality Business Mode Screening, Beta Growth Investing, Macro Event-Driven Approaches, and Analyst Rating Tracking. For automatic order placement, the platform now offers QQQ Smart DCA, supporting execution of DCA strategies by fixed amount and fixed interval, helping users diversify entry costs.
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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