While others are still debating concepts, Bitget has already paved the way for transitioning to UEX (Universal Exchange). Back in September last year, Bitget introduced UEX, and many people dismissed it as just a marketing gimmick. Fast forward a year, and looking back now, perpetual stocks, Pre-IPO, US stock options—Bitget was the first among mainstream exchanges to launch these: - TradFi contracts and CFD single-day trading volume surpassed $10 billion; - rToken accumulated over 3 million transactions; - Non-crypto assets accounted for up to 40% of total trading volume at their peak. What’s even more telling is that almost all top exchanges are now moving towards multi-asset offerings—this direction was undoubtedly pioneered by Bitget. On the surface, UEX is about integrating stocks, gold, and forex into one platform. But on a deeper level, its core foundation is a unified account, a single stablecoin settlement system, and shared liquidity, bridging the gap between crypto and traditional assets. Users no longer need to switch between multiple apps, and margin can be used across assets. This is also the endgame for trading platforms: transforming into a super app—a one-stop platform for trading all assets, including stocks, bonds, crypto, precious metals, agricultural commodities, forex, and more.