Bitget integrates AI trading platform MATRIX[ON], providing one-click access to institutional-grade trading tools
ChainCatcher reports that Bitget has announced the integration of ClaudeTrader™'s AI trading platform MATRIX[ON]. Users can connect to a professional trading environment that incorporates AI analysis, risk management, and market intelligence in one click, without the need for manual API configuration or cross-platform data migration, enabling seamless access from the market to intelligent decision-making.
MATRIX[ON] brings together previously scattered tools across multiple platforms or limited to professional institutions into a single interface, covering whale tracking, liquidation monitoring, hedging execution, account health analysis, and AI-driven market insights, providing traders with a complete view of market conditions and risk assessment.
Kyriacos Adamantos, CEO of MATRIX[ON], stated that true trading analysis tools have long been restricted by high costs or institutional barriers. Through this collaboration, every trader worldwide will have equal access to top-tier tools.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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