Bitget’s Universal Exchange (UEX) model combines centralized efficiency, decentralized accessibility, and traditional financial product offerings into a unified trading experience for retail and institutional participants. The UEX model comprises the core centralized exchange, Bitget Onchain, Bitget Wallet, Morph, and GetAgent.

Tokenized stocks are emerging as a high-growth vertical in the Bitget ecosystem. Since launching in July, a total of $17.1 billion in tokenized stock futures volume has been generated.

Bitget Onchain is the primary mechanism for integrating multichain access into the platform. Launched in April 2025, it enables users to trade onchain assets using CEX balances across multiple networks, generating over $2.4 billion in cumulative volume.

GetAgent is the platform’s AI assistant, designed to simplify the user experience as product coverage expands. Beyond market insights and guided execution, GetAgent has been used as a distribution channel for engagement campaigns.

Stable launched its Layer-1 blockchain mainnet on Dec. 8, 2025, designed specifically to support high-throughput, low-cost USDT transfers for both retail users and institutions.

Unlike typical chains, Stable uses USDT as the native gas/payment token, removing reliance on volatile tokens for transaction fees.

The protocol’s native token, STABLE, has a 100 billion supply and is used for governance and securing the network via staking/delegation, not for paying gas fees.

Architecturally, Stable combines a delegated Proof-of-Stake consensus, an EVM-compatible execution layer, and optimized storage/RPC to enable fast settlement and familiar developer tooling.

Huma is a decentralized PayFi protocol that provides settlement liquidity and credit for payment use cases like cross-border payments and card settlements by linking liquidity providers with borrowers through smart contracts.

In Q3 2025 Huma 2.0 deposits grew sharply, total transaction volume reached $1.7B, and credit originations increased, showing rising protocol usage and engagement.

The protocol supports two product lines: Huma Institutional (permissioned for accredited investors) and Huma 2.0 (permissionless Solana-based deposits with Classic and Maxi yield strategies).

HUMA is the utility and governance token used for staking, rewards, and participation in protocol incentives, with market cap increasing modestly in the quarter.