Bitget upgrades its institutional fee structure, fully optimizing PRO and liquidity incentive programs
Odaily reported that Bitget has officially upgraded its institutional fee structure, covering the Bitget PRO benefits system and liquidity incentive program. This aims to further optimize institutional clients' trading costs, liquidity incentives, and market structure across multi-asset markets, providing more comprehensive trading support for professional traders, market makers, and liquidity providers.
This upgrade incorporates crypto assets, stocks, precious metals, commodities, and indices into a more refined fee and liquidity incentive framework. It optimizes pricing structures and market-making support according to different market characteristics, enhancing execution quality across asset classes through differentiated incentives to meet the trading needs of institutional users in a multi-asset environment.
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