Gold trading is driving significant activity on Bitget TradFi.
In just three days, daily volumes surpassed $2B, with gold leading the way. Traders are also engaging with crypto assets like $BTC and $ZEC , showing that even as interest grows in traditional instruments, crypto remains part of the mix.
For context, Bitget launched with a wide range of instruments, while Binance started with fewer options but has steadily expanded its offerings, showing the evolving approach of exchanges to meet trader demand.
The early numbers highlight strong adoption and growing interest in combining crypto and traditional markets, with gold clearly in focus.
After testing out TradFi on Bitget, i have realized it’s surprisingly familiar if you already trade $BTC , $ETH or other volatile crypto assets. The principles of price movement, trend analysis, and risk management remain the same, the main difference is the markets, Forex, Gold, and indices like the S&P 500, which are driven more by macroeconomic events than token narratives.
For anyone used to trading crypto, understanding TradFi isn’t as complicated as it might seem. Platforms like Binance have set a standard for easy-to-use, reliable trading interfaces, and having a similar experience when exploring TradFi makes the transition smoother.
One practical benefit I noticed is using a single account with USDT as margin, which removes the need for constant currency conversions and simplifies portfolio management.
Fees also stand out. After calculating what I have paid over the years, it’s clear that broker costs can add up quickly, and being mindful of fees changes how I approach trading decisions.
Leverage in TradFi feels more like a professional tool than a hype feature, it’s about capital efficiency and risk management, not overexposure. Overall, for a crypto trader, TradFi is accessible and logical, and modern platforms make exploring these markets much easier.
Last year showed extreme volatility across $BTC , $LINK and other altcoins, which is why I have been using Bitget Crazy 48H, now in Phase 16. This phase ends in just 4+ hours and is very trader-friendly.
I am trading $BAY, and there is no minimum volume, just rank 1–636 on the leaderboard to earn BGB rewards. The top 1 trader already qualified for 300 BGB with <700k volume, and the top 10 are below 300k.
I have also been using Binance to track broader market moves, which helps with decisions across platforms. With the event ending soon, it’s a good time to take advantage of current market conditions and secure profit.
Silver is in the spotlight again. Recently, it hit a new all time high, outpacing gold and crypto like $BTC and many other assets as demand and market interest continue to grow.
For those looking for digital exposure, SLVon on Bitget Onchain can now be traded with 0 fees, offering a simple way to access silver without holding the physical metal. Meanwhile, platforms like Binance continue to support the crypto ecosystem with reliable trading options and liquidity.
It’s a reminder of how traditional markets and digital alternatives are increasingly connected.
The last couple of weeks have been wild. $BTC , $ADA and most alts have been all over the place, and many traders myself included are taking a breather.
I have stayed active with Bitget Crazy 48H (Phase 14), trading smart and earning some $BGB along the way.
It’s not just for whales, timing and discipline matter more than capital. Binance remains my main platform, reliable and easy to use, but it’s good to try different strategies too
Switching between apps to trade different markets has always felt inefficient to me, and I have definitely missed opportunities because of it.
Bitget TradFi is still in beta, but the idea is interesting, trading gold, commodities, stocks, and crypto like $BTC in one place. It reminds me of how platforms like Binance helped simplify crypto trading by bringing many tools under one roof.
If Bitget executes this well once it’s fully launched, it could genuinely change how people manage multiple asset classes.
Curious to hear your thoughts, how do you think this will look when it’s fully live?