The highest leverage applies to the first 50,000 USDT of exposure on 21 currency pairs. Larger positions require additional margin at progressively higher rates, and temporary limits can apply around economic announcements.
The Open Custody Network is intended to let eligible users mirror externally held assets into their trading accounts. The announcement leaves the named custody partners and detailed collateral terms unspecified.
Market makers can quote into an internal pool during US sessions, but an order's venue setting determines maker treatment. The migration also changes which orders count towards limit-order restrictions.
The Open Custody Network connects institutional custody arrangements to Bitget trading. Its operating terms expose meaningful differences in funding capacity, settlement timing and approvals, with five off-exchange settlement routes and a separate bank-custody financing option.
The 20 October announcement links Bitget to a buyer named in GMO’s September filing. The proposed deal offers a locally licensed operating base, with the target’s losses showing the commercial work behind that expansion.