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United States Crypto Asset Transfer License (MTL)


United States Crypto Asset Transfer License (MTL)
Salvador Crypto Asset Exchange License (CEX)
Argentina Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP)
Seychelles Crypto Asset Exchange License (CEX)
Bitget blocked my account 23 days ago, 1000€ blocked and the service has been making me go in circles since the beginning
Today, I have to step forward and make public an extremely absurd customer service experience that I encountered at Bitget, which severely violates the principles of financial fairness. I hope that through my real experience, all crypto traders on the internet, especially new friends who are preparing to participate in platform activities, can see the true face of this leading exchange when it cannot afford to lose. 1. Cause of the Incident: System Concealment and Coupon Recycling As a new user, I participated in Bitget's new customer activity and received a 50 USDT contract trading compensation experience voucher according to the rules. Subsequently, I used this voucher for normal trading, and after bearing the risk of market fluctuations, I successfully achieved a personal trading profit of 20 USDT. However, during the profit settlement and transfer, Bitget's underlying system, without any clear, strong pop-up warning or risk prompt, directly forcefully cleared and recycled the remaining 50 USDT activity experience voucher in my account in the background. Please note the actual state of my account assets at this time: 50 USDT activity coupon (platform performance principal) + 20 USDT (my personal trading profit earned by taking risks) = 70 USDT total assets. 2. Official Customer Service Divine Reply: After discovering that the system vulnerability led to the clearing of assets, I immediately submitted a ticket to the platform for a good-faith appeal. Since the system prompt indicated serious concealment and defects, the platform should have "returned the original\" 50 USDT experience voucher principal that was deducted. However, after a so-called \"final review\", the final conclusion given by Bitget's official supervisor shocked me (see attached image image.png). In the reply, the customer service wrote in black and white: \"If you use a 50 USDT experience voucher to open a position and incur a 20 USDT loss, the loss will be offset by the experience voucher according to the rules, and the user does not need to bear it with their own funds. In such cases, we will reissue a 50 USDT experience voucher. After the final review, we confirm that the current processing plan is the final decision (only reissue a 30 USDT experience voucher)...\" This passage directly shows Bitget's internal arrogance and black-box attitude towards users. May I ask the senior management of the platform, were your basic financial concepts and financial logic taught by a gym teacher? There are two serious logical paradoxes here: 1. The absurd double standard of \"deducting principal for profit, but fully compensating for loss": According to your logic, if I unfortunately lost 20U using this voucher, the platform would generously reissue the full 50U to me. But I, based on my own technical analysis and judgment, bearing the market risk that could lead to liquidation or zeroing at any time, worked hard to earn a 20U profit. Instead, the platform, with a big mouth, forcibly deducts my hard-earned 20U profit from the 50U activity principal that I should have enjoyed, and finally only gives me 30U as charity. Is this reasonable?
Exchanges with reserves exceeding 92.18%
Exchanges with 24H inflows exceeding 98.10%
Exchanges with 24H trading volume exceeding 98.07%
BGB
Bitget Token
$1.92
1.68%
24H Vol
$11,155,194.71
Market Cap
$1,344,643,278
Issue Time
2021-07-29
Crowdfunding Price
$0.06
Circulation (pieces)
699,992,029.65
return on investment
+3,211.99%
Recently destroyed (pieces)
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Total destroyed (pieces)
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| Currency/Name | Trade | Unit Price | Change | 24H Vol | +2%/-2% Market Depth | Liquidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC/USDT | $79,025.90 | 2.21% | $493,749,583.55 | $8.69M/$12.44M | 932 | |
| ETH/USDT | $2,480.01 | 1.41% | $352,164,989.46 | $10.52M/$8.01M | 875 | |
| SOL/USDT | $96.26 | 1.15% | $90,625,834.89 | $7.05M/$4.09M | 751 | |
| XRP/USDT | $1.48 | 1.50% | $54,740,765.2 | $3.78M/$2.20M | 750 | |
| USDC/USDT | $1.00 | 0.01% | $35,773,702.02 | $28.23M/$21.68M | 837 | |
| HYPE/USDT | $77.54 | 4.14% | $24,572,141.79 | $311.77K/$229.51K | 676 | |
| rNVDA/USDT | $209.96 | 4.00% | $19,511,457.91 | $1.19M/$634.06K | 737 | |
| SUI/USDT | $0.81395778 | 1.96% | $13,726,738.76 | $465.08K/$392.98K | 641 | |
| DGAI/USDT | $0.58396971 | -- | $13,388,762.21 | $25.26K/$39.93K | 525 | |
| USDGO/USDT | $1.00 | 0.03% | $11,288,589.15 | $16.89M/$14.28M | 819 |
Bitget - Trade smarter
What Is Bitget?
Established in 2018, Bitget is the world's largest Universal Exchange (UEX), serving over 150 million users with access to millions of cryptocurrencies, tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, and CFDs. The ecosystem is committed to helping users trade smarter with its AI-powered trading tools, interoperability across tokens on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain, and wider access to the world’s markets.
On the decentralized side, Bitget Wallet is an everyday finance app built to make crypto simple, secure, and part of everyday finance. Serving over 80 million users, it bridges blockchain rails with real-world finance, offering an all-in-one platform for onboarding, trading, earning, and paying seamlessly.
Bitget also inspires individuals to embrace crypto through collaborations with credible partners, such as the world’s most celebrated football league, LALIGA, MotoGP World Championship, legendary footballer Lionel Messi, top Olympic athletes, and eSports event organizer, PGL.
Who Are the Founders of Bitget?
With a background in traditional finance, Bitget’s founding team delved into blockchain technology in 2015 when they became intrigued after studying the Bitcoin whitepaper and Ethereum ecosystem.
Bitget was then officially founded in 2018. Since then, the exchange has grown tremendously.
Behind Bitget stands a visionary team of early blockchain adopters led by Chief Executive Officer - Gracy Chen, Chief Legal Officer - Hon NG, Chief Marketing Officer - Ignacio Aguirre
When Did Bitget Launch?
Bitget was launched in 2018.
Where Is Bitget Located?
Registered in Seychelles, Bitget operates in a decentralized manner. Bitget is registered as a VASP (Virtual Asset Service Provider) in Poland and Lithuania, Bulgaria and El Salvador (Bitcoin Service Provider)
Bitget Restricted Countries
Bitget provides services to customers in over 100 countries and regions, while it has restrictions on providing its products and services to certain countries and regions, including the US, Singapore, North Korea, Sudan, etc.
What Coins Are Supported on Bitget?
Bitget boasts a vast array of over 600 listed crypto tokens, offering more than 700 spot trading pairs. Popular coins include BTC, ETH, BGB, XRP, PEPE, DOGE, SHIB, BNB, LTC, APT and more.
How Much Are Bitget Fees?
Trading fees are charged in three ways on Bitget, as it adopts a market taker and maker fee structure. By paying with BGB, or reaching different tiers in VIP Program, the trading fees can be reduced further.
For spot trading, each trade carries a standard trading fee of 0.1% for both maker and taker, and paying in BGB only costs 0.08%. For futures trading, regular Makers and Takers are charged 0.02% and 0.06% fees, respectively.
Withdrawal fees vary based on tokens and market conditions, with minimum withdrawal amounts and daily trading limits varying as well.
Is It Possible To Use Leverage or Margin Trading on Bitget?
Bitget caters to traders seeking leverage with options available for both spot and futures trading. With leverage ratios up to 150x in futures and 10x in spot trading, users can amplify positions and potentially maximize profits
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