Global crypto exchange platform Bitget has unveiled an artificial intelligence-powered trading assistant, GetAgent, into the Nigerian market to enhance trading efficiency and precision for local traders.
According to a statement released on Monday, GetAgent is designed to “analyse charts, think, learn, and act” integrating futures trading, wealth management products, and adaptive trading bots into one intuitive chat-based interface.
The Chief Executive Officer of Bitget, Gracy Chen, described the innovation as a “game-changer for Nigeria”, highlighting that the tool leverages real-time market data to identify trading setups, calculate entry points, and manage open positions automatically.
“GetAgent uses real-time data to identify setups, calculate entries, and manage open positions the kind of precision once reserved for institutional desks,” Chen said. “From futures to savings and trading bots, all tools live in one intuitive interface.”
The AI assistant, according to Chen, monitors the market continuously and adjusts strategies autonomously to protect traders’ profits and minimise potential losses.
She noted that GetAgent’s adaptive technology evolves with each user’s trading style and behaviour, creating a customised experience.
“The more you trade, the better GetAgent understands your behaviour and style, creating an edge unique to each user,” she explained. “From Lagos to the global markets, Nigerian traders are among the fastest learners in global finance. Now, with GetAgent, they can blend their instinct with AI precision, executing strategies instantly and managing positions without missing a beat.”
Bitget’s introduction of GetAgent aligns with its Universal Exchange vision, which aims to merge crypto trading, tokenised assets, and AI automation on a unified platform.
Chen added that the innovation marks “the next evolution” for Nigeria, a country she described as “leading Africa in crypto adoption.”
“For Nigeria, this upgrade represents the next evolution a trading experience where human intuition meets machine intelligence,” she said.
The launch of GetAgent is part of Bitget’s broader effort to deepen its footprint across African markets, offering Nigerian traders cutting-edge digital tools that combine automation, intelligence, and accessibility in a single platform.
