Platform's Q2 2024 report reveals $700 million in capital inflow and a 50% increase in website traffic.
It also added 2.9 million new users and increased its overall market share.
Although
Bitget is not the largest cryptocurrency exchange in terms of total volumes, it
closed a favorable quarter. From April to June, the platform ranked third in
net capital inflow and showed the strongest market share growth compared to its
competitors.
Investors
transferred $700 million to Bitget in the second quarter, and activity on the
platform increased by nearly 50%.
Bitget Reports $700M
Capital Inflow and 50% Traffic Surge in Q2 2024
The
exchange experienced a surge in user funds, with Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT),
and Ethereum (ETH) holdings increasing by 73%, 80%, and 153%, respectively,
over the first six months of the year. This growth coincided with the
addition of 2.9 million new users to the platform.
This placed
Bitget among the top exchanges with the highest net positive inflows in the
past quarter. Only Binance, which remains the market leader, and Bitfinex
achieved better results in this category.
Glad to share our achievements with you! Bitget is ranked top 3 in terms of capital inflow in Q2!👏 pic.twitter.com/UzxthwC4D8
— Gracy Chen @Bitget (@GracyBitget) July 9, 2024
According
to CCData's latest H2 Outlook Report, the exchange also reported the largest
market share growth among centralized exchanges, increasing by 38.4% from H2
2023 to H1 2024.
Bitget's
spot trading volume saw a visible uptick too, rising from $28 billion in Q1 to
$32 billion in Q2, marking an increase of over 10%. The platform's
monthly visitors reached 10 million. Although its volumes are increasing, Bitget still does not rank among
the top 10 cryptocurrency exchanges in terms of spot trading.
The changes occurring in the centralized cryptocurrency exchange market show that competition is becoming increasingly intense. An example of this is the recent surge in popularity of Bybit, which has become the second-largest exchange in terms of spot trading volumes.
Sport Sponsorships and New
Products
Gracy Chen, Source: LinkedIn
Gracy Chen,
CEO of Bitget, commented on the quarter's performance, stating, "Q2 2024
has been a pivotal period for Bitget. Our collaboration with Turkish athletes
along with significant growth in users and website traffic is a part of our
global expansion."
The
exchange also launched a $20 million TON Ecosystem Fund in collaboration with
Foresight Ventures to support early-stage projects on The Open Network.
The
exchange introduced two new initial token listing products, PoolX and
Pre-market, which collectively launched over 100 projects. What is more, Bitget's
native token, BGB, was recognized as the best-performing centralized exchange
token in June and was ranked in the top 10 cryptocurrencies by Forbes.
In its
latest move, the cryptocurrency exchange aimed to become a regulated player in India.
This announcement comes as the most populous democracy grapples with the
complexities of integrating cryptocurrencies into its financial ecosystem.
Also recently,
Bitget Wallet announced a joint investment with the crypto investment firm
Foresight X in Tomarket, a decentralized trading platform. This venture targets
emerging asset classes and aims to expand the wallet's services beyond
traditional decentralized exchanges (DEXs).
Although
Bitget is not the largest cryptocurrency exchange in terms of total volumes, it
closed a favorable quarter. From April to June, the platform ranked third in
net capital inflow and showed the strongest market share growth compared to its
competitors.
Investors
transferred $700 million to Bitget in the second quarter, and activity on the
platform increased by nearly 50%.
Bitget Reports $700M
Capital Inflow and 50% Traffic Surge in Q2 2024
The
exchange experienced a surge in user funds, with Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT),
and Ethereum (ETH) holdings increasing by 73%, 80%, and 153%, respectively,
over the first six months of the year. This growth coincided with the
addition of 2.9 million new users to the platform.
This placed
Bitget among the top exchanges with the highest net positive inflows in the
past quarter. Only Binance, which remains the market leader, and Bitfinex
achieved better results in this category.
Glad to share our achievements with you! Bitget is ranked top 3 in terms of capital inflow in Q2!👏 pic.twitter.com/UzxthwC4D8
— Gracy Chen @Bitget (@GracyBitget) July 9, 2024
According
to CCData's latest H2 Outlook Report, the exchange also reported the largest
market share growth among centralized exchanges, increasing by 38.4% from H2
2023 to H1 2024.
Bitget's
spot trading volume saw a visible uptick too, rising from $28 billion in Q1 to
$32 billion in Q2, marking an increase of over 10%. The platform's
monthly visitors reached 10 million. Although its volumes are increasing, Bitget still does not rank among
the top 10 cryptocurrency exchanges in terms of spot trading.
The changes occurring in the centralized cryptocurrency exchange market show that competition is becoming increasingly intense. An example of this is the recent surge in popularity of Bybit, which has become the second-largest exchange in terms of spot trading volumes.
Sport Sponsorships and New
Products
Gracy Chen, Source: LinkedIn
Gracy Chen,
CEO of Bitget, commented on the quarter's performance, stating, "Q2 2024
has been a pivotal period for Bitget. Our collaboration with Turkish athletes
along with significant growth in users and website traffic is a part of our
global expansion."
The
exchange also launched a $20 million TON Ecosystem Fund in collaboration with
Foresight Ventures to support early-stage projects on The Open Network.
The
exchange introduced two new initial token listing products, PoolX and
Pre-market, which collectively launched over 100 projects. What is more, Bitget's
native token, BGB, was recognized as the best-performing centralized exchange
token in June and was ranked in the top 10 cryptocurrencies by Forbes.
In its
latest move, the cryptocurrency exchange aimed to become a regulated player in India.
This announcement comes as the most populous democracy grapples with the
complexities of integrating cryptocurrencies into its financial ecosystem.
Also recently,
Bitget Wallet announced a joint investment with the crypto investment firm
Foresight X in Tomarket, a decentralized trading platform. This venture targets
emerging asset classes and aims to expand the wallet's services beyond
traditional decentralized exchanges (DEXs).
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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