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Digital assets exchange Bitget has launched a limited-time 90% fee reduction on all stock futures trading pairs, cutting fees to 0.0065% as daily volume in the product set surpasses $300 million. The exchange describes the move as one of the most aggressive pricing initiatives yet from a major digital asset platform.
Announced from Victoria, Seychelles on 7 November 2025, the fee campaign comes as US equity markets extend an AI-driven bull run. Bitget says the combination of elevated volatility and earnings-driven trading activity has created a “rare window of volatility and opportunity” for traders using its tokenised equity futures. Under the promotion, stock futures on the platform become materially cheaper than comparable contracts on traditional CFD venues, according to the exchange.
The initiative follows a surge in engagement with Bitget’s stock futures suite, which has recently recorded more than $300 million in single-day trading volume, underscoring the uptake of tokenised-equity and equity-linked derivatives among its global user base.
"This earnings season is one of the most dynamic in years. With technology stocks leading global momentum, we want our users to seize these opportunities with institutional-grade efficiency and minimum cost barriers. This 90% fee reduction puts professional-level access into the hands of every trader."
Gracy Chen, Chief Executive Officer, Bitget
Bitget frames the campaign as part of its Universal Exchange (UEX) strategy – an architecture that brings together crypto-native and traditional financial products under a single account. The goal is to allow users to trade crypto futures, tokenised equities and other real-world assets within one ecosystem, supported by AI-driven tools and 24/7 infrastructure.
“Our mission is simple — make global financial participation frictionless,” added Gracy Chen. “By bringing stock futures, crypto markets, and advanced AI tools into one platform, Bitget is helping traders navigate the Universal Exchange era with speed, data, and confidence.”
The 90% fee reduction applies for a limited period aligned with the peak of the US earnings season, when trading volumes and volatility typically spike. Bitget expects the offer to accelerate adoption of its stock futures products and attract a new cohort of multi-asset traders looking for lower friction on tokenised equity exposure.
Founded in 2018, Bitget is a cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company serving more than 120 million users across over 150 countries and regions. Its centralised exchange is known for copy trading and derivatives, while Bitget Wallet operates as a non-custodial wallet supporting over 130 blockchains, multi-chain swaps, staking, payments and access to around 20,000 decentralised applications (DApps).
Bitget’s broader brand strategy includes sports and education partnerships, such as its role as Official Crypto Partner of LALIGA in key regions, a blockchain education initiative with UNICEF targeting 1.1 million people by 2027, and a sponsorship with MotoGP™ as its exclusive cryptocurrency exchange partner.
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