You hold crypto. But when you want to actually use it – fund an account somewhere, pay for something – you hit the same wall: copy a wallet address, switch between apps, work through technical steps that were never designed for real people. The assets are yours. Using them shouldn't be this hard. We
Written by Emily Sun, translated by Victoria Ow, Bitget Wallet For as long as bank accounts existed, nobody had to ask who owns them. The answer was structural, not debatable: the bank does. You open an account, you see a balance, and you assume the money is yours. Legally, it isn't. A bank account
One morning two months ago, a number in the team's daily report stopped me cold. For the first time, more people were using Bitget Wallet to pay than to trade. I sat with those few rows for a long while. I knew what that quiet crossover meant. For years, this industry lived with something to prove,
2022-10-09
Your crypto assets in Bitget Wallet are secured. Users who suffered loss in the Bitget Swap security incident will be fully compensated
