A Messari Pulse report shows Bitget's AI trading suite drew nearly half a million users across its core products within months of launch.
Bitget AI Stack
The cryptocurrency exchange said the report documents early adoption of a four-layer AI system serving its 125 million-user base. Messari identified four products: GetAgent for market analysis, GetClaw for autonomous execution, Agent Hub for developer access, and Gracy AI, a strategy interface modeled on CEO Gracy Chen.
Gracy AI drew more than 460,000 users and generated 2.6 million replies in its first 11 days after launching in February. The product produced over 390 million impressions in that window, according to Bitget data cited by Messari.
GetAgent has crossed 450,000 registered users since its debut. Its invite-only phase from July to August 2025 drove more than 100 million impressions and a waitlist topping 25,000.
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Chen Comments
Agent Hub, the infrastructure layer connecting AI systems to exchange functions, launched in February 2026. The report says Bitget is the only exchange offering MCP Server, Skills, REST and WebSocket APIs, and a command-line interface at the same time. The platform now hosts five analytical AI Skills and more than 15 integrated data tools.
GetClaw routes trades through dedicated sub-accounts isolated from user holdings, with sandbox environments and fund limits capping deployment. It is live on Telegram, with Discord, WhatsApp and in-app rollouts planned.
"AI is becoming part of how modern trading infrastructure is built," Chen said. She added that users now expect analysis, execution and strategy inside one platform.
Bitget rebranded as a Universal Exchange last year, pitching the format as a hybrid spanning spot, derivatives and on-chain trading. The AI rollout follows a wider industry push to embed agent-driven tools into retail trading.
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