Headline: Bitget Rises to $7.83 Billion Reserves with $1.78 Billion Inflow in October, Securing Second Place Among CEXs Bitgets reserves reached $7.83 billion in October, with a net inflow of $1.78 billion, according to DefiLlama. This places the exchange second in the world among centralized exchanges (CEXs), as reported in the transparency report.

In October, Bitget’s total reserves reached $7.83 billion, with a net inflow of $1.78 billion, according to DefiLlama. This figure places the exchange second globally among centralized exchanges (CEX), as detailed in a transparency report.

The document references a joint study by Bitget and Nansen, revealing a trading volume of $23.1 billion on the platform.

*“Binance leads with a trading volume of $45.9 billion, followed by Bitget at $23.1 billion, outpacing Bybit ($21.7 billion), MEXC ($18.9 billion), and OKX ($16.2 billion). High volumes are often interpreted as signs of market activity, though they may not always reflect execution quality or user sentiment,”* the report states.

The share of institutional players in spot markets increased from 39.4% in January 2025 to 72.6% by July. The activity of market makers from this category in futures markets rose sharply from 3% to 56.6% over the same period.

Nansen also ranked Bitget second globally for institutional trading volumes in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP markets.

*“CryptoQuant’s on-chain reserve data highlight Bitget’s resilience. Bitcoin reserves on the exchange climbed from 28,600 BTC in September to 30,300 BTC in October, marking a 6% monthly increase, continuing a stable accumulation trend that began in the second quarter. This sharply contrasts with the overall market trend, where total Bitcoin reserves across all centralized platforms fell from 2.6 million to 2.38 million BTC, hitting a five-year low,”* according to the report.

The trading volume of tokenized futures for U.S. stocks on Bitget surpassed $1 billion, with users engaging in synthetic perpetual contracts for Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA.

Bitget Wallet introduced multi-chain abstraction, allowing users to pay fees in USDT, USDC, or BGB across different networks. The wallet has also integrated with HyperEVM and Plasma, simplifying cross-chain transactions.

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen participated in the Global Game Jam with UNICEF. Additionally, the company is collaborating with the Google Developer Group of the Catholic University of Leuven on the AI Accelerate Hack project, which merges artificial intelligence with blockchain technology.

*“The evolution of Bitget as a Universal Exchange (UEX) is a continuous development aimed at enhancing user experience. From institutional liquidity and tokenized markets to AI trading and cultural activations, each milestone brings us closer to a more open and intelligent financial future. UEX is not merely a model; it’s an approach to creating a new era of global finance,”* Chen stated.

The complete transparency report is available on the Bitget website.