Bitget upgrades CFD contract features, adding core modules such as asset watchlist and one-click close position
According to an official announcement reported by Odaily, Bitget has implemented multiple optimizations to its CFD contract products to comprehensively enhance user trading transparency and decision-making efficiency. Users can upgrade the Bitget App to version 2.77.0 to enjoy the updated experience. The main upgrades include:
• Addition of asset favorites: Quickly locate preferred assets and view real-time dynamic details
• Support for commonly used order volumes: Preset frequently used trading volumes for convenient one-click order placement
• New comprehensive position details: Aggregate display of positions of the same type, providing real-time feedback on position status
• Addition of one-click close position: Supports closing all positions to improve decision-making efficiency
In addition, new users can participate in the CFD new user lottery event. By completing specified registration, trading, and other tasks, users can participate, with a maximum individual reward of up to 1,000 USD, on a first-come, first-served basis. The event ends at 0:00 on March 13 (UTC+8).
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