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@0xCfloki @Foxyyeth 🤣

2 days ago

Each day 10% growth? #btc

4 days ago

Ne kadar bekledik! #btc 🚀

Mark_Bitget retweeted

12 days ago

Over the past month, there has been no shortage of headlines about struggling exchanges. Some of the founders involved are people I’ve crossed paths with. This is a sobering reminder of how unforgiving every crypto downturn can be. Most conversations today focus on which exchange survives or which project fails. But after spending the past month in the US and Europe meeting with Wall Street traders and institutional clients, I came away with a different perspective. What surprised me is that the institutions many people see as the backbone of market liquidity aren’t exactly having an easy time either. Many are going through painful adjustments of their own. A few observations that stayed with me: 1. The scars from last year’s 10.10 market shock are still healing The decline in crypto liquidity wasn’t temporary, but structural. Comparing notes with several institutional trading firms, even the largest venues have generally seen liquidity decline by around 30-40% since the market turmoil. Lower liquidity isn’t just about lower trading volumes. It also raises the cost of trust. Higher volatility, more fragmented liquidity and greater sensitivity to market manipulation have made institutions much more cautious about deploying capital. One lesson has become very clear: don’t overestimate how quickly markets recover, and don’t underestimate how long it takes to rebuild confidence. Everyone is repairing balance sheets. That process takes time. 2. Long-term conviction hasn’t disappeared, but the playbook has changed Despite a difficult market, institutional interest in digital assets hasn’t gone away. If anything, more firms are quietly preparing for the next cycle while prices remain subdued. The biggest change is how they think about crypto. It’s no longer viewed as a standalone speculative asset class. It’s increasingly becoming one component within a broader global portfolio. Multi-asset strategies, tokenized real-world assets, cross-asset collateral and hedged portfolios are becoming standard discussions. That also helps explain why some of the crypto trading volume lost over the past year is being replaced by equities, FX and commodities. Institutions aren’t leaving. They’re evolving. They’re optimizing for more stable, diversified return profiles rather than relying on pure crypto beta. Platforms built only around crypto trading may find it increasingly difficult to meet those changing needs. 3. More than ever, institutions want peace of mind From FTX to the more recent incidents across the industry, every exchange crisis has reinforced the same lesson: safety is the minimum requirement for staying at the table. When I speak with institutions and VIP clients today, the conversation is no longer just about generating alpha. Asset security, risk management and capital efficiency now matter just as much. They don’t want to put all their eggs in one basket. At the same time, they don’t want their capital sitting idle or becoming fragmented across different platforms and accounts. What they are looking for is fairly straightforward: transparent third-party custody, clear risk controls and an account structure that allows capital to move flexibly when opportunities arise. This is also why products such as rToken are attracting more attention from professional investors. The same position can provide market exposure, be pledged to access liquidity and be used as margin. The goal is not to take more risk with the same capital. It is to make every dollar work harder while keeping safety at the centre of the equation. ------- The financial industry has always rewarded scale and trust, and crypto is no different. I’ve often told our team that many offshore exchanges outside the top 10 group may not survive the next few years. But even being among the largest players is no reason to become complacent. Bear markets are uncomfortable, but they have a way of forcing everyone back to fundamentals. The companies that emerge stronger won’t simply be the ones that cut costs or survive another cycle. They’ll be the ones that manage short-term risk while continuing to build infrastructure, discover genuine product-market fit and solve real customer problems. That’s what we’re focused on. And I believe that’s where the industry’s next chapter will be written.

GracyBitget's tweet photo. Over the past month, there has been no shortage of headlines about struggling exchanges. Some of the founders involved are people I’ve crossed paths with. This is a sobering reminder of how unforgiving every crypto downturn can be.

Most conversations today focus on which exchange survives or which project fails. But after spending the past month in the US and Europe meeting with Wall Street traders and institutional clients, I came away with a different perspective.

What surprised me is that the institutions many people see as the backbone of market liquidity aren’t exactly having an easy time either. Many are going through painful adjustments of their own.

A few observations that stayed with me:

1. The scars from last year’s 10.10 market shock are still healing

The decline in crypto liquidity wasn’t temporary, but structural. Comparing notes with several institutional trading firms, even the largest venues have generally seen liquidity decline by around 30-40% since the market turmoil.

Lower liquidity isn’t just about lower trading volumes. It also raises the cost of trust. Higher volatility, more fragmented liquidity and greater sensitivity to market manipulation have made institutions much more cautious about deploying capital.

One lesson has become very clear: don’t overestimate how quickly markets recover, and don’t underestimate how long it takes to rebuild confidence. Everyone is repairing balance sheets. That process takes time.

2. Long-term conviction hasn’t disappeared, but the playbook has changed

Despite a difficult market, institutional interest in digital assets hasn’t gone away. If anything, more firms are quietly preparing for the next cycle while prices remain subdued.

The biggest change is how they think about crypto. It’s no longer viewed as a standalone speculative asset class. It’s increasingly becoming one component within a broader global portfolio. Multi-asset strategies, tokenized real-world assets, cross-asset collateral and hedged portfolios are becoming standard discussions. That also helps explain why some of the crypto trading volume lost over the past year is being replaced by equities, FX and commodities.

Institutions aren’t leaving. They’re evolving. They’re optimizing for more stable, diversified return profiles rather than relying on pure crypto beta. Platforms built only around crypto trading may find it increasingly difficult to meet those changing needs.

3. More than ever, institutions want peace of mind

From FTX to the more recent incidents across the industry, every exchange crisis has reinforced the same lesson: safety is the minimum requirement for staying at the table.

When I speak with institutions and VIP clients today, the conversation is no longer just about generating alpha. Asset security, risk management and capital efficiency now matter just as much.

They don’t want to put all their eggs in one basket. At the same time, they don’t want their capital sitting idle or becoming fragmented across different platforms and accounts.

What they are looking for is fairly straightforward: transparent third-party custody, clear risk controls and an account structure that allows capital to move flexibly when opportunities arise.

This is also why products such as rToken are attracting more attention from professional investors. The same position can provide market exposure, be pledged to access liquidity and be used as margin.

The goal is not to take more risk with the same capital. It is to make every dollar work harder while keeping safety at the centre of the equation.

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The financial industry has always rewarded scale and trust, and crypto is no different. I’ve often told our team that many offshore exchanges outside the top 10 group may not survive the next few years. But even being among the largest players is no reason to become complacent.

Bear markets are uncomfortable, but they have a way of forcing everyone back to fundamentals. The companies that emerge stronger won’t simply be the ones that cut costs or survive another cycle. They’ll be the ones that manage short-term risk while continuing to build infrastructure, discover genuine product-market fit and solve real customer problems.

That’s what we’re focused on. And I believe that’s where the industry’s next chapter will be written.

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11 days ago

Recently, some trading pairs in the market have experienced extreme volatility. We take this matter very seriously and have conducted an in-depth review of the relevant market conditions and the performance of our platform mechanisms. At Bitget, we firmly believe that trust is built on adherence to the rules. We will take a series of measures to maintain a fair trading environment. “User First” https://t.co/C7jbLEvTYx

Mark_Bitget retweeted

13 days ago

Regarding the abnormal price fluctuations in the reference prices of three trading pairs, including TUTUSDT, 龙虾USDT(LOBSTER), and BICOUSDT, here are the full recap: 🕙Timeline (GMT+8) At 15:12 yesterday, we detected abnormal price fluctuations and immediately activated risk control measures, establishing an internal team to investigate the matter. At 19:53, we publicly committed to announcing a compensation plan within 24 hours. At 19:22 today, we released the public compensation announcement. For details, please see https://t.co/fXSjkR8GOg All affected accounts (retail and institutions) can register according to the steps in the announcement. We will complete the compensation distribution within 2 business days. This incident resulted in losses of nearly $40 million for users, and Bitget will provide compensation to those users. I’ve been with Bitget for four and a half years, and together with the company and our users, we’ve weathered both bull and bear markets. I often say that a bear market is a “golden window for building,” and the first prerequisite for building is to live up to the trust placed in us. Compensating all affected users is the right thing to do—and it’s how we “live up to that trust” amid the adversity of a bear market. This incident has also made us to confront the some shortcomings—specifically, the OI-marked price mechanism and our risk control response in a market manipulation. We will continue to optimize our emergency response mechanisms, transforming every post-incident review into stronger platform capabilities. We will also tighten the listing criteria for crypto altcoin perpetual contracts and implement cleanup and restriction measures of listed altcoins. We thank all users for your oversight, feedback, and patience. Trust should never be taken for granted, whether it comes from a retail user, a VIP, or an institution. We hold this trust seriously. We will not waste it.

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Mark_Bitget retweeted

14 days ago

We have detected abnormal price movements in TUT, BICO and LOBSTER, and have implemented risk controls and restrictions. Our team is currently reviewing the incident and assessing the impact on users. And we will publish a detailed compensation plan within 24 hours and protect users' rights. Users First is the No. 1 important value of @bitget .

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Mark_Bitget retweeted

Spirex AI

@spirexhq

16 days ago

@spirexhq × @bitget 🏔 The engine doesn't chase exchanges. The exchanges come to the engine. Proud to announce our strategic partnership with Bitget Global bringing autonomous AI trading to millions of traders spirex Thank you @Mark_Bitget & the Bitget Others predict. Traders want. We decide.

spirexhq's tweet photo. @spirexhq × @bitget 🏔

The engine doesn't chase exchanges. The exchanges come to the engine.

Proud to announce our strategic partnership with Bitget Global bringing autonomous AI trading to millions of traders spirex

Thank you @Mark_Bitget & the Bitget

Others predict. Traders want. We decide.

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16 days ago

@imbatuhanozkan @bitget 🤝 keep building

16 days ago

@imbatuhanozkan @spirexhq @bitget 🤝

Mark_Bitget retweeted

23 days ago

Bitget’s stock liquidity runs deeper than you think 💪

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Mark_Bitget retweeted

about 2 months ago

上周参加MIT的活动时看到一张挺有意思的图，想跟大家分享一下。这张图来自@nberpubs的工作论文《Intelligence and the Labor Market》，展示的是不同薪资分位岗位的AI暴露程度。整体来看，岗位薪资越高，受到AI影响的程度通常也越高。但到了收入最高的前10%左右，这条曲线反而开始下降。这里需要说明，AI exposure并不等于“被AI取代的概率”。它更准确地反映的是，一个岗位中的工作任务有多大程度可能被AI改变、辅助或自动化。但这张图还是让我想到一个很现实的问题：在AI时代，为什么很多高薪知识型岗位会受到更大影响，而真正处于顶尖位置的一小部分人，反而可能更难被替代？我的理解是，越往上走，一个人的价值就越少来自“把任务完成得更快”，而更多来自几件事： 👉能不能提出真正重要的问题 👉能不能在信息不完整时作出判断 👉能不能协调不同团队、资源和利益关系 👉能不能在关键时刻承担责任 👉能不能让别人相信并愿意跟随你的方向对高级管理者来说，AI时代真正需要完成的，可能是几个转变。 1️⃣ 从“高端执行者”变成“全局编排者” AI和团队都可以成为你的执行系统。管理者的价值，不是亲自完成每一项任务，而是定义问题、判断优先级、识别风险，并把分散的产出整合成真正有商业价值的结果。 2️⃣ 建立对组织和人的深度理解 AI拥有大量公开知识，但它并不了解一家公司内部真实的文化、历史、信任关系和利益结构。它很难知道董事会真正担心什么，客户没有说出口的需求是什么，也未必明白为什么一个理论上正确的方案，在某个组织里就是推不动。这些判断力，只能来自长期参与真实的谈判、协作、冲突和危机处理才能培养出来。 3️⃣ 用AI扩大自己的管理半径过去，管理者大量时间都花在汇报、沟通、纠错和重复协调上。当AI能够处理更多基础分析、信息整理和流程工作，一个管理者就可以同时看更多项目、理解更复杂的数据，并把精力放在更重要的决策上。真正善用AI的管理者，未来可能可以覆盖过去一个小型事业部才能管理的业务规模。 4️⃣ 强化那些AI可以增强、但无法真正拥有的能力判断力、同理心、说服力、信任和领导力，反而会变得更重要。当越来越多工作被自动化，现实中的人际情感连接反而会变得更加稀缺。团队在面对AI带来的不确定性时，需要的不只是效率工具，也需要有人去解释方向，建立信心，带领团队一起往前走。这是AI不能取代的人文关怀。所以我越发觉得，AI时代所谓的“不可替代”，并不是你比机器做得更快，而是你能不能做到机器无法独立完成的事： 👉 理解复杂的人，判断模糊的现实，然后带领大家走向一个还没有标准答案的方向。

GracyBitget's tweet photo. 上周参加MIT的活动时看到一张挺有意思的图，想跟大家分享一下。

这张图来自@nberpubs的工作论文《Intelligence and the Labor Market》，展示的是不同薪资分位岗位的AI暴露程度。

整体来看，岗位薪资越高，受到AI影响的程度通常也越高。但到了收入最高的前10%左右，这条曲线反而开始下降。

这里需要说明，AI exposure并不等于“被AI取代的概率”。它更准确地反映的是，一个岗位中的工作任务有多大程度可能被AI改变、辅助或自动化。

但这张图还是让我想到一个很现实的问题：

在AI时代，为什么很多高薪知识型岗位会受到更大影响，而真正处于顶尖位置的一小部分人，反而可能更难被替代？

我的理解是，越往上走，一个人的价值就越少来自“把任务完成得更快”，而更多来自几件事：

👉能不能提出真正重要的问题
👉能不能在信息不完整时作出判断
👉能不能协调不同团队、资源和利益关系
👉能不能在关键时刻承担责任
👉能不能让别人相信并愿意跟随你的方向

对高级管理者来说，AI时代真正需要完成的，可能是几个转变。

1️⃣ 从“高端执行者”变成“全局编排者”

AI和团队都可以成为你的执行系统。管理者的价值，不是亲自完成每一项任务，而是定义问题、判断优先级、识别风险，并把分散的产出整合成真正有商业价值的结果。

2️⃣ 建立对组织和人的深度理解

AI拥有大量公开知识，但它并不了解一家公司内部真实的文化、历史、信任关系和利益结构。

它很难知道董事会真正担心什么，客户没有说出口的需求是什么，也未必明白为什么一个理论上正确的方案，在某个组织里就是推不动。这些判断力，只能来自长期参与真实的谈判、协作、冲突和危机处理才能培养出来。

3️⃣ 用AI扩大自己的管理半径

过去，管理者大量时间都花在汇报、沟通、纠错和重复协调上。当AI能够处理更多基础分析、信息整理和流程工作，一个管理者就可以同时看更多项目、理解更复杂的数据，并把精力放在更重要的决策上。

真正善用AI的管理者，未来可能可以覆盖过去一个小型事业部才能管理的业务规模。

4️⃣ 强化那些AI可以增强、但无法真正拥有的能力

判断力、同理心、说服力、信任和领导力，反而会变得更重要。

当越来越多工作被自动化，现实中的人际情感连接反而会变得更加稀缺。团队在面对AI带来的不确定性时，需要的不只是效率工具，也需要有人去解释方向，建立信心，带领团队一起往前走。这是AI不能取代的人文关怀。

所以我越发觉得，AI时代所谓的“不可替代”，并不是你比机器做得更快，而是你能不能做到机器无法独立完成的事：

👉 理解复杂的人，判断模糊的现实，然后带领大家走向一个还没有标准答案的方向。

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Mark_Bitget retweeted

MEXC @MEXC

4 months ago

Why wait hours when you can verify in seconds? ⚡️ @MEXC x @sumsub is how we scale to the next 40 million users. ✅ Instant Verification ✅ Global Compliance ✅ Enhanced Security The future of onboarding is here.

5 months ago

Are you ready for all the changes?

MEXC @MEXC

5 months ago

🎉 Something BIG is coming to MEXC. Guess what? Something massive is dropping on our 8th anniversary. $80,000 is up for grabs for those who get it right. Hint: 3 Things are changing at MEXC on Apr 8. How to join: 1️⃣ Follow @MEXC 2️⃣ Quote this post with your 3 guesses + UID 3️⃣ Use #MEXC8th Ends: Apr 7, 23:59 UTC Full rules 👇 #MEXC #MEXC8th

MEXC's tweet photo. 🎉 Something BIG is coming to MEXC. Guess what?

Something massive is dropping on our 8th anniversary. $80,000 is up for grabs for those who get it right.

Hint: 3 Things are changing at MEXC on Apr 8.

How to join:
1️⃣ Follow @MEXC
2️⃣ Quote this post with your 3 guesses + UID
3️⃣ Use #MEXC8th

Ends: Apr 7, 23:59 UTC

Full rules 👇

#MEXC #MEXC8th

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5 months ago

SAFETY

Vugar Usi

@usithetalk

5 months ago

The @DriftProtocol incident is not just a protocol exploit. It is a trust event for Solana DeFi. When a leading onchain perps venue is compromised through privileged access, the market does not interpret it as an isolated bug. It raises broader questions around governance design, permission controls, risk oversight and the resilience of trading infrastructure under stress. That is why the implications extend beyond DRIFT itself. This kind of event does not remove demand for SOL exposure, perpetuals, or liquidity. It changes where sophisticated traders choose to access them. In moments like this, the real differentiator is not narrative. It is operational discipline. For @MEXC_Official , the opportunity is not to position CeFi against DeFi. It is to demonstrate, clearly and credibly, the value of robust infrastructure, stronger control frameworks and consistent trading continuity when confidence is under pressure. In volatile markets, execution matters. But trust in the underlying infrastructure matters even more.

usithetalk's tweet photo. The @DriftProtocol incident is not just a protocol exploit.

It is a trust event for Solana DeFi.

When a leading onchain perps venue is compromised through privileged access, the market does not interpret it as an isolated bug. It raises broader questions around governance design, permission controls, risk oversight and the resilience of trading infrastructure under stress.

That is why the implications extend beyond DRIFT itself.

This kind of event does not remove demand for SOL exposure, perpetuals, or liquidity. It changes where sophisticated traders choose to access them.

In moments like this, the real differentiator is not narrative.

It is operational discipline.

For @MEXC_Official , the opportunity is not to position CeFi against DeFi. It is to demonstrate, clearly and credibly, the value of robust infrastructure, stronger control frameworks and consistent trading continuity when confidence is under pressure.

In volatile markets, execution matters.

But trust in the underlying infrastructure matters even more.

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Mark_Bitget retweeted

CoinGecko @coingecko

6 months ago

Top 10 Exchanges by Perps Trading Volume 1. @Binance - $13.6T 2. @OKX - $5.8T 3. @MEXC_Official - $5.7T 4. @Bybit_Official - $4.7T 5. @BitMartExchange - $4.6T 6. @Gate - $3.9T 7. @Bitget - $3.6T 8. @Toobit_official - $3.2T 9. @BingXOfficial - $1.8T 10. @HyperliquidX - $1.5T

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Mark_Bitget retweeted

Vugar Usi

@usithetalk

6 months ago

. @cryptoquant_com ‘s Annual Exchange Leaders Report is out Top 3 overall MEXC, Binance, Bybit My takeaway isn’t the ranking, it’s the shift, derivatives are the growth engine now, and the market is rewarding what actually works under pressure. Depth, execution, resilience Next cycle won’t be won by the loudest narrative. It’ll be won by the strongest infrastructure. What’s the real edge from here, liquidity, fees or product velocity?

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