From crypto to Wall Street, Bitget TradFi allows you to buy globally with one account

Author: WhiteRunner

Looking back at the cryptocurrency industry in 2025, there have been too many unpredictable changes. The entire first half of the year was driven by Trump, with regulations coming into effect, a friendly policy environment, and BTC breaking new highs, leading to laughter and joy within the community, as everything surged against the cycle. However, after the largest liquidation in cryptocurrency history on October 11, countless people could not escape the "slaughter," and the crypto market turned bearish, returning everything to the starting point of the year.

In the past year, Bitcoin's price fell by 7%, and Ethereum's price dropped by 10%, with the current sentiment index at "fear." The uncertainty of the global economy, along with a sharp decline in liquidity in the crypto market, multiple institutional liquidations, and intensified regulatory pressure, has led to capital outflows and reduced trading volume in the crypto market. The volatility of the cryptocurrency market is at a historical high, and investors' risk tolerance is facing severe tests.

In stark contrast to the cryptocurrency market, traditional financial market representative assets like gold and other precious metals have shown remarkable resilience and appreciation over the past year. Gold prices broke historical highs, reaching over $4,500, with an annual increase of about 65%. Once regarded as "traditional" and a "safe-haven asset," gold suddenly became "refined," performing far better than "digital gold" Bitcoin.

At the same time, as various regions' cryptocurrency regulatory policies have gradually come into effect, many traditional financial institutions have begun to express their willingness to embrace blockchain and attempt to put assets on-chain. The integration of TradFi and the crypto market has become a significant trend. "Gold on-chain" is one of the most noteworthy tracks, with "gold father" Peter Schiff recently announcing a tokenized gold project. Some analysts believe that gold will gain DeFi liquidity through tokenization, with an expected scale exceeding $15 billion by 2026, becoming the most stable macro hedge anchor for RWA. The applicability of tokenized gold in the payment sector will pose a significant challenge to Bitcoin.

In the face of these enormous uncertainties, an all-in single cryptocurrency asset investment strategy faces extremely high risks, and 2026 will undoubtedly be the year of diversified asset allocation. Now is the perfect time to reassess your investment portfolio.

Why is there a crypto bear market and a gold bull market?

What factors have driven the remarkable performance of gold and other precious metals this year?

In simple terms, it is primarily due to the unresolved high deficits and debt issues of the U.S. government, with national debt approaching the $40 trillion mark. As the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates and inflationary pressures persist, the purchasing power of the dollar has been weakened, prompting investors to turn to gold and other value-preserving assets to hedge against currency depreciation risks. Additionally, the strategic reserve adjustments by global central banks have sustained the demand for gold, especially in the context of the global de-dollarization wave, where gold is gradually becoming the core alternative asset.

It can be said that the more chaotic the world becomes, the more valuable gold is, showcasing its immense "anti-fragility."

Besides gold, physical assets in 2025 have actually entered a rare super bull market. Silver, another precious metal, has surged by 152.04% in the past year; in the foreign exchange market, the euro has risen by 16.18% against the dollar, and the pound has increased by 8.75%; globally, the S&P 500 has risen by about 16.18%, the Nasdaq 100 by 18.3%, and the Nikkei by 29.3%.

In contrast, the "top two" cryptocurrencies (BTC and ETH) can only be described as somewhat awkward.

Data source: TradingView

From the above comparison, it is evident that many players in the crypto space rely solely on the cryptocurrency market for their investment strategies. When faced with insufficient market liquidity or external shocks, they actually face significant volatility risks. In contrast, traditional safe-haven assets like gold, as well as TradFi markets like U.S. stocks and the Nikkei index, have demonstrated strong risk resistance and robust appreciation potential.

Therefore, the saying "don't put all your eggs in one basket" becomes increasingly important, and a diversified asset allocation strategy is essential. By moderately diversifying investments across traditional assets like gold, silver, foreign exchange, or U.S. stocks, investors can effectively hedge against the volatility risks of the crypto market while capturing growth opportunities in other markets, helping them achieve stable returns in different market environments.

Multi-asset opportunities are clear, but the paths are fragmented

Although there are many opportunities for significant returns in the global TradFi market, one of the challenges in capturing opportunities across different assets is the need to switch between multiple channels:

• Trading U.S. stocks on brokerage apps while participating in gold ETFs through funds.
• If you want to engage in foreign exchange or crude oil, you need to register separately for MT5 or forex platforms.
• If you are also interested in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, crypto trading involves KYC, OTC withdrawals and deposits, and managing wallet keys.

Each asset market requires separate accounts, fund transfers, and learning curves, making "multi-asset allocation management" extremely fragmented. The incompatibility between investment tools and assets is becoming the biggest obstacle to diversified asset allocation.

This is a structural mismatch: there are many cross-market opportunities globally, yet the tools in various fields remain limited to "local logic."

This is also the background that drew my attention to Bitget TradFi. When Bitget announced the launch of TradFi, I quickly sought to obtain testing qualifications. I believe its greatest value lies in attempting to stitch together this structural mismatch into a unified experience, integrating multi-market trading into one account, one system, and one language, thereby lowering the psychological and technical barriers to "cross-asset allocation."

One account for multiple markets, asset allocation no longer "fragmented"

Imagine a scenario: you have a sum of money and want to capture a rising trend in the gold market while also paying attention to the fluctuations in the USD/JPY exchange rate, and you hope to allocate a portion of your funds to Bitcoin. Under normal circumstances, you would need to operate across at least three platforms, registering, completing KYC, transferring funds, withdrawing and depositing, and converting exchange rates. The cumbersome steps waste not only time but also the cost of missed opportunities.

However, in the Bitget TradFi account system, the above operations can be completed under one account.

Unified account structure: from "asset fragmentation" to "asset synergy"

Bitget TradFi provides a unified trading account where users use stablecoin USDT as the base currency to directly participate in various global asset trades without needing to transfer funds to external platforms or convert fiat currency.

Here are the core capabilities of this account structure:

This structure is not an "overlay" on a particular trading platform but a reorganization of the underlying trading logic. It is more like integrating the capabilities of "exchange + multi-asset brokerage + automation tools" into a compact trading workstation.

The advantages of this structure include:

• No need to relearn new platforms or systems. If you have used any trading app before, the interface and logic of Bitget TradFi will be familiar. For traditional financial investors, the built-in MT5 will feel comfortable, maintaining strong continuity in operational habits.
• Reduces the risk of fund dispersion and account fragmentation. You do not need to split your funds across multiple platforms, taking on the management responsibilities and potential risks associated with multiple platform accounts and funds.
• Facilitates the construction of cross-asset strategies. For example, simultaneously going long on gold while shorting U.S. stock indices and using crypto assets to hedge tail risks is something traditional brokers and crypto exchanges find difficult to accomplish in one stop.

A typical configuration illustration:

In the past, building such a combination might require you to manage a securities account, a forex account, a crypto exchange wallet, and several different risk control systems simultaneously. Now, you only need one Bitget TradFi account and one type of USDT funds.

This represents a structural leap from "platform stitching" to "account integration."

In this trend, the question of "which platform to buy gold" is being replaced by "which system to configure my full market strategy."

Can the trading experience balance both crypto and traditional finance?

In the financial market, there are many asset management platforms to choose from, but very few can provide an integrated trading experience. Traditional brokers typically focus on risk control and compliance, ensuring the safety of transactions, but their functionalities are often limited, making it difficult to meet modern investors' needs for diverse assets and efficient operations. On the other hand, while crypto exchanges lead in flexibility and innovation, many platforms lack refined asset support and a unified account system, resulting in complex operations and management issues for users engaged in cross-market trading.

Bitget TradFi offers a middle path: it integrates various financial trading methods within the same account through a unified operating system, while also providing the necessary tool support for professional traders, breaking the limitations of traditional platforms. Bitget TradFi not only balances liquidity and efficiency but also meets investors' needs for convenient and flexible cross-market allocation.

What advantages does Bitget TradFi have compared to traditional CFD brokers?

The platform's security is more important than the trading experience

Among all trading platform comparisons, users often overlook, but should prioritize, one issue: security.

No matter how good the trading experience or how comprehensive the functions, if there are security or compliance issues at the platform level, the losses for users can be "full account level." So, what actions has Bitget TradFi taken regarding security?

1. Security mechanisms

As a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, Bitget has not experienced any major security incidents since its operation began in 2018. In terms of security design, Bitget TradFi continues its core mechanisms:

2. Compliance progress

In terms of compliance, Bitget TradFi adheres to international mainstream financial compliance frameworks and has currently obtained a license from the Mauritius Financial Services Commission (FSC), actively applying for compliance qualifications in other countries or regions.

Although there is still a lack of a unified "global regulatory system for crypto assets," more and more countries are introducing specific frameworks. Bitget's continuous push for compliance is the best choice for both the platform and its users.

So, who is Bitget TradFi suitable for?

For readers who have made it this far and are interested in trying Bitget TradFi, let me summarize the core features of Bitget TradFi:

• USDT as a bridge between traditional finance and crypto assets;
• CFD contracts as a means of traditional asset allocation;
• A unified Bitget account for managing all assets;
• MT5 and automated trading to enhance investment strategies;
• Promoting security compliance to ensure the safety of investment actions.

So, is this platform worth joining? We can make judgments based on several key points:

1. Is the trend of global asset allocation worth paying attention to? As the interweaving of diverse markets like gold, foreign exchange, stocks, and crypto assets increases, the demand for global asset allocation will only grow. Whether you want to hedge against inflation, capture foreign exchange fluctuations, or seek investment opportunities in the crypto market, achieving cross-asset allocation on one platform will significantly enhance your investment efficiency.

2. Does the trading experience meet the needs of professional investors? The multi-asset trading, leverage tools, automated strategies, and deep liquidity provided by Bitget TradFi offer flexibility and professionalism for investors with some trading experience. Through MT5 integration, investors can manage both traditional financial assets and crypto assets on the same platform, improving trading efficiency and the precision of strategy implementation.

3. Is compliance and security trustworthy? With the Mauritius FSC license, robust multi-layer security mechanisms, and compliant KYC/AML measures, Bitget TradFi provides a compliant and transparent trading environment, avoiding the risks users face when trading on opaque platforms. The platform's transparency and risk control capabilities can alleviate investors' security concerns to some extent.

4. Is it suitable for your investment style? If you are a middle-class investor seeking flexible allocation, or if you have previously invested across multiple asset classes (including cryptocurrencies, stocks, foreign exchange, gold, and crypto), and wish to manage these assets on one platform, then Bitget TradFi is undoubtedly an ideal choice. It offers you a convenient operating experience while supporting diversified asset allocation and risk management.

In summary, it is mainly suitable for the following two types of investors:

• Investors with experience in brokerage, banking, gold, foreign exchange, or derivatives trading.
• Investors who are attentive to global asset allocation trends and have cross-asset portfolio needs.

Not just a platform, but a starting point for global asset allocation

This article reviewed how Bitget TradFi responds to changes in market demand, from a unified account structure, USDT as a common currency for cross-asset trading, to professional trading tools and a comprehensive security compliance system, providing investors with a new way to allocate and manage assets.

As global market uncertainties increase, investors are no longer suited to a single market investment logic. The cross-market, cross-asset unified account experience provided by Bitget TradFi makes global asset allocation more flexible and convenient.

If you are looking for a new way to diversify assets and reduce risks, Bitget TradFi offers professional and systematic investment tools to help you traverse multiple markets and capture more opportunities, much like a tokenized version of Wall Street.

Are you ready to embrace new opportunities in global asset allocation?