Crypto is still the core asset for Bitget users, yet the portfolio around it is expanding. This shift echoes a wider market trend, where AI-linked finance and tokenized access are becoming part of the crypto narrative. According to Bitget, 86% of surveyed users hold crypto assets, while 52% now hold equities alongside crypto and 51% already use AI tools to support investment decisions.
In early January, crypto represented nearly all trading activity on Bitget. By March, that share had stabilized between 60% and 80%. The remaining activity moved toward traditional assets, especially gold and other commodities. The crypto trader is becoming a multi-asset operator.
The rise of equities among crypto investors shows a practical change in behavior. Traders who once focused mainly on tokens now want exposure to listed companies without leaving their trading environment.
USDT settlement is another important signal in the report. Bitget says 71% of users identified USDT settlement as the most important feature of the Universal Exchange model, while 65% ranked fast switching across crypto, equities, forex, and commodities within one account as a top priority.
The trend also connects with a broader question already visible in the market: AI agents could become a new engine for crypto adoption. If that thesis holds, the next retail trading battle will not be won only by the platform with the most assets. It will be won by the one that helps users understand them faster.
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