Svmuureports that Bitget recently released its "2026 User Asset Allocation Report," based on platform trading data and a survey of over 6,000 global users, revealing a trend among investors moving from crypto assets towards cross-asset allocation. Q1 data indicates that crypto assets remain the primary trading category, with 86% of surveyed users holding them. At the beginning of January, crypto trading accounted for nearly 100% of activity, gradually declining to stabilize in the 60%-80% range by March. During the same period, trading in traditional assets, led by gold, rapidly rose to account for 20%-40% of total trading volume.
Looking at portfolio composition, 52% of users hold both stocks and cryptocurrencies, 35% hold gold and other precious metals, and commodities have become the highest-penetration category among non-crypto assets. High-net-worth individuals are more proactive in diversification: Bitget users had an average annualized return of 13% in 2025, with approximately 6% of VIP users achieving annualized returns between 51% and 100%. A significant 74% of high-net-worth respondents plan to allocate across crypto, stocks, and commodities in 2026 to actively manage risk.
AI tools are increasingly being integrated into core trading activities. 51% of surveyed users report already using AI to assist investment decisions. Bitget's products, including GetAgent, GetClaw, and Agent Hub, are widely utilized for analyzing financial reports, commodity trends, macroeconomic events, and on-chain signals.
User demand for the Universal Exchange (UEX) model has been further clarified in the survey: 71% of users consider USDT settlement the most important platform feature, while 65% prioritize the ability to quickly switch between crypto, stocks, forex, and commodities within a single account. User descriptions of the ideal platform converge on the integrated combination of global asset access, stablecoin settlement, centralized liquidity, proof of reserves, and AI-powered decision-making tools.