Scarcity drives value, it’s the same principle behind $BTC and why deflationary tokens stand out. $NS is reducing its supply through token burns, while $BGB follows a deflationary model with real exchange utility, recognized even on major platforms like Binance.
During Crazy 48H (Phase 7) on Bitget, trading or holding $NS also gives exposure to $BGB, a token designed for long-term utility and sustainable growth.
With only 48 hours, early participation can matter. It’s an interesting moment to watch how two deflationary assets interact within the broader crypto ecosystem.
If you have always been someone who loves accumulating tokens early, it’s a good time to be deliberate about building positions.
BGB can be accumulated through DCA, which relies on price appreciation, or via the Bitget Trading Club Championship (TCC), where active trading adds extra rewards. DCA is slower, while TCC can accelerate growth.
I have accumulated hundreds of BGB tokens by combining both approaches, and I’m still accumulating $XRP . Platforms like Binance make it easier than ever to manage your investments, and with TCC Round 21 live, what are you still waiting for?
Just under a day left before the $US Launchpool on Bitget wraps up.
This year has been a reminder that the market doesn’t always reward noise or constant trading. With and everything else moving unpredictably, sometimes the quieter strategies made more sense. Locking $BGB for a short time turned out to be a small but steady win.
Platforms like Bitget and Binance have made it easier to explore these low stress approaches, and I am grateful for that. Feels like a calm way to close out the year, reflect, reset and come back stronger next year.
I know the stress of having to juggle different apps for every type of trading, it gets messy fast. I noticed that forex, commodities, stocks and other assets can now be traded on Bitget, so I applied for early access to the TradFi beta just to see how it all works together.
Platforms like Binance have already set a pretty good standard for letting people trade crypto assets like $BTC in one place, so am curious to see how Bitget approaches it in their own way.
Since it’s still in beta, I am really hoping they eventually add orange juice and egg futures. Let me trade breakfast commodities, please. 😂
If I get in, I will just be checking what feels smooth, what’s confusing, and what actually makes sense for long term usability.
Just keeping an open mind and curious to see how the experience turns out.
When the market feels uncertain and $BTC isn’t giving me much conviction, I usually switch to simpler ways of staying active. Launchpools have helped with that, both on Binance and Bitget. I have had good experiences with Binance Launchpool, and this year I have mostly been staking BGB on Bitget.
I thought the stable Launchpool would be the last for 2025, but now the $US Launchpool has been confirmed. It’s not live yet, but if it’s anything like previous ones on the platform, the APR should be decent. I have already locked my BGB and I’m just waiting to see how it plays out heading into 2026.
2025 has been a year of strategy and learning. By focusing on token movements and opportunities like Bitget Launchpool, I have built steady passive income through BGB staking.
Whenever $BTC or other tokens dip, I see it as a chance to strengthen positions. With $STABLE listing and a new Launchpool coming, I am preparing to grow holdings thoughtfully.
I aim for platforms that make smart positioning worthwhile, Bitget and Binance both offer strong opportunities for disciplined, long term growth.
$XRP is seeing serious moves, ETF buyers just added over $50M, showing strong market confidence.
Meanwhile, Crazy 48H Phase 2 for $DMC trading is live on Bitget. The top 10 traders already have $30K+ in volume, and I am currently ranked #254. Exciting to see market momentum and the challenge come together, plenty of room to climb.
It’s great to see platforms like Binance continuing to support the market, giving traders more ways to engage.
The market is turning green again. $BTC is picking up, crypto is looking alive and even the Nasdaq is showing some renewed strength.
Nasdaq says they are moving as fast as they can to get SEC approval for trading tokenized stocks. Meanwhile, platforms like Bitget are already experimenting, you can trade onchain stocks like $MARA, with BGB rewards and zero gas fees until January 16, 2026.
At the same time, Binance continues to lead in crypto innovation and adoption, showing that big players are taking the space seriously.
The line between traditional markets and crypto is starting to blur, and the evolution of trading is happening right before our eyes.
The market still feels bearish, and even solid players like $BTC , $ETH and others haven’t fully regained momentum. Platforms like Binance continue to hold things steady, but overall sentiment is still shaky.
While watching the market move sideways, I started paying more attention to different trading environments, that’s how I ended up exploring the Bitget Trading Club Championship, now in Phase 19.
After looking through the details, I noticed something interesting, with about 175k $BSU trading volume, there is a realistic path to securing 300 BGB in just a few hours. In a market where opportunities feel rare, this one stood out.
Have you thought about stocks recently? I have. With $BTC and crypto markets being so unpredictable, I have been exploring onchain stock trading as a different way to approach investing.
Since evolving into a UEX, Bitget offers trading of onchain stocks like $AMZNon on a centralized platform, something most CEXs don’t yet provide. Binance, of course, remains a strong reference point for crypto trading, showing how major exchanges continue to shape the market.
It’s interesting to see how digital assets and trading tools are evolving, opening new ways to invest.
Using AI in trading isn’t about being passive, it’s about making smarter decisions. I am following $BTC and $XRP trades with Bitget’s AI Dip Sniper, while also keeping an eye on Binance for market trends and liquidity.
It helps me stay patient and avoid jumping in too early. Without this approach, I might have bought thinking it was the bottom. Combining smart tools with careful observation keeps me ready for the next move.
Finally, the wait is almost over, $MON is getting listed on Bitget this Nov 24.
I have been digging in early using GetAgent AI insights, mainly because it was one of the few tools that still gave readable trade setups after the airdrop and TGE. Most platforms freeze with no data, so it was interesting to see something actually break down the outlook clearly.
With $BTC leading this market cycle, new projects like Monad might catch some momentum. And honestly, big props to the engineering team, the analysis has been surprisingly sharp.
I still use Binance a lot for keeping track of broader market movements and liquidity trends, so it’s been helpful to compare signals across platforms as things heat up.
Exchanges aren’t just places to trade, they shape how we learn in crypto. CoinBureau’s review of Bitget reminded me that platforms built for both beginners and pros make exploring new features less intimidating.
Right now, Bitget Black Friday event offering 100% back on spot grids feels symbolic in a market where $BTC is testing our patience, it’s a chance to practice resilience without fear of losses.
It’s encouraging to see leaders like Binance and Bitget creating spaces where education and growth matter as much as profits. That’s the kind of foundation the crypto community needs during volatile times.
While $BTC and the broader crypto market are still finding their footing, I have been diversifying my portfolio by exploring stock futures on Bitget.
I joined the last #StockFuturesRush without a clear plan and still earned some rewards but seeing top traders earn 10x more made me realize I need a smarter approach.
Phase 6 is live with $250K in $NVDA up for grabs. This time, I am focusing on strategy, learning from past mistakes and aiming higher.
Binance has been great for keeping up with crypto trends, but it’s interesting to see opportunities like this on other platforms.
While the majority are focusing on what is next in the crypto space, I havve been exploring the Bitget Onchain Challenge, now in its 28th phase.
Before moving to Universal Exchange (UEX), I mostly traded on-chain tokens, which felt limiting. Now I can trade both stocks and onchain tokens in one place. Whether you are watching $BTC or planning to trade $ASTER , having multiple options at your fingertips makes a huge difference.
Seeing my BGB rewards grow week by week keeps me engaged, and it’s been interesting to compare the experience with platforms like Binance, which also make exploring different assets convenient and seamless.
While we wait for the crypto market to recover, tokens like $STRK and $Pi are starting to turn green and show breakout potential.
I have been trading stocks on Bitget, and it’s been smooth to switch between crypto and U.S. stocks. I also use Binance alongside it, having multiple platforms makes it easier to stay flexible. Bitget ongoing rewards and fee discounts make staying active even more worthwhile.
Even in a slow market, staying adaptable can make all the difference.
We have all seen how the market is playing out now, $BTC and $ETH swinging wildly, big dumps and volatility that makes even seasoned traders pause.
Sometimes the best move is to step back, observe and not let fear drive your decisions. Right now, Bitget is running an event that rewards participation, giving traders a way to engage thoughtfully, while Binance continues to set the standard for reliability and liquidity in the space.
Trading isn’t just about chasing gains, it’s about staying disciplined, learning from volatility and making decisions that work for you over the long term.
While the market is still shaky and $BTC along with most tokens are deep in the red, I have been looking for steady ways to keep things moving. Lately, have been checking out the Bitget Onchain Challenge (now at phase 28), and it’s been a simple way to stay active without stressing over the charts.
The daily onchain tasks let me build up some BGB gradually, and trading tokens like $ASTER keeps things interesting. Nothing crazy, just small, consistent steps that help with my end of year plans.
And honestly, whether you are using Bitget, Binance, or any other solid platform, finding a routine that works for you makes all the difference in a market like this. A bit of consistency really goes a long way.
With $BTC and $ASTER still deep in the red, I have been focusing less on chasing charts and more on steady ways to keep my portfolio moving. The new round of Bitget Trading Club Championship has quietly helped me build some BGB on the side.
I still rely on Binance for most of my day to day trading, but mixing both platforms has made this rough market a lot easier to handle.
I have always wanted a place where I can feel at rest and at home with my trading, whether it’s $BTC , $ZEC or $ICP Platforms like Binance set a high standard early on, showing what a reliable and efficient exchange can be for everyday traders.
But when I saw Bitget transition into Universal Exchange, it caught my attention for a different reason. It felt like they were trying to redefine what a trading experience could look like, especially for people who want more than just good infrastructure.
After trying their VIP Trial Card, I noticed subtle but meaningful differences, smoother support, fairer fees and a more personal approach. It reminded me that the trading space keeps evolving, and sometimes it’s worth exploring what’s changing beyond the familiar.