Bitget expanded GetAgent 2.0, its user-facing AI assistant, to support research across crypto and traditional financial markets, including stocks, gold, and oil.
The upgrade also introduces deeper market analysis and scheduled tasks, extending GetAgent from answering individual queries to helping users follow market developments over time.
GetAgent 2.0 is designed for a market where trading decisions increasingly span asset classes.
Users can ask questions about individual assets or examine relationships across markets, such as how movements in gold, equities, or macroeconomic conditions may relate to crypto.
The upgrade organizes relevant market data, events and fundamentals into analysis covering potential participation conditions, key levels and risk considerations.
Users can also schedule reports and event reminders and, where supported, set condition-based monitoring for developments they want to track.
This allows research to continue beyond the initial conversation, with follow-up based on the user’s own instructions and areas of interest.
“As we bring more markets onto Bitget, we also need to make it easier for users to understand what is happening across them,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget.
“Someone looking at Bitcoin today might also be watching gold, Nvidia or oil. GetAgent brings that research together, so users can make the connections between markets, decide what matters to them and keep following those developments over time.”
The expansion comes as Bitget continues to develop its Universal Exchange model, bringing crypto and traditional financial assets into a more unified trading environment.
As the range of available markets grows, GetAgent provides a corresponding research layer, allowing users to investigate different assets and market relationships from within the same ecosystem.
The upgrade also advances Bitget’s broader agent-native strategy by moving AI support beyond one-time responses.
GetAgent can use the context provided by users to continue research, generate scheduled reports, and follow developments over time, helping turn market observations into trading plans that users can evaluate against their own objectives and risk considerations.
GetAgent 2.0 is available to Bitget users, with supported assets and capabilities continuing to expand.
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