Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has released its 2025 report, revealing a total derivatives trading volume of $8.17 trillion and an average daily volume of $25.20 billion.

According to CoinGlass, Bitget ranked fourth globally in derivatives trading volume. The exchange attributes its results to increased liquidity and changes in market participant structures.

Source: CoinGlass.

The share of institutional spot volume rose from 39.4% in January to 82% by December 2025. The proportion of institutional market makers in futures trading volume increased from 3% to 60% during the same period.

Launched in April, the Bitget Onchain product recorded a total trading volume exceeding $2.4 billion by year-end.

“The growth was driven by multi-chain access to key networks and on-chain tools that convert market signals into actionable trading opportunities,” Bitget noted.

The total trading volume for tokenized stocks surpassed $15 billion in 2025. Following the public launch of TradFi markets—stocks, indices, commodities, and currencies—the daily trading volume exceeded $2 billion.

Bitget and Bitget Wallet provided access to trading over 100 tokenized stocks and ETFs through Ondo Finance for users outside the U.S. By December 2025, the exchange held a 73% market share in trading Ondo tokenized stocks, with weekly spot volume for these assets exceeding $88 million.

The report also highlighted growth in product offerings. The AI assistant GetAgent attracted over 350,000 users and facilitated 1.22 million dialogues. Spending on the Bitget Wallet Card increased 28-fold year-over-year across more than 50 countries. The Stablecoin Earn Plus product reached $80 million in Total Value Locked (TVL) within a month.

“The results of 2025 demonstrate what happens when global markets become accessible in one place. In 2026, Bitget will focus on developing UEX, AI, and compliance: expanding access to TradFi through deeper liquidity and round-the-clock trading, maintaining the technological leadership of GetAgent, and scaling licensing through closer dialogue with regulators,” said the exchange's CEO, Gracy Chen.

Earlier, ForkLog attended Bitget's press party, where representatives of the platform reviewed the year's outcomes and shared future plans.