Bitget has rolled out a new market integrity framework designed to tighten oversight of listed tokens, project teams, and market makers across its exchange.
The measures aim to strengthen post‑listing monitoring, speed up escalation when suspicious trading or wallet behavior appears, and create clearer accountability for projects and market makers operating on the platform.
What Bitget is
Bitget is a global crypto trading platform that bills itself as a Universal Exchange (UEX). The UEX model combines access to crypto, tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, forex, and derivatives under one account, enabling multi‑asset trading and cross‑market collateral. The platform serves millions of users and positions itself toward institutional‑grade features such as integrated surveillance, tokenized TradFi products, and developer tools. Try Bitget here.
What the new framework does
Project and market‑maker accountability: Newly listed tokens face contractual obligations prohibiting manipulation, artificial volatility, abusive liquidity tactics, and other conduct that harms market fairness. Violations can trigger a range of platform actions: from high‑risk labels and warnings to freezing accounts, pausing trading pairs, revoking market‑maker status, or delisting.
Stronger spot risk analysis: Bitget is implementing a structured asset review model that scores tokens using on‑chain activity, technical fundamentals, liquidity health, holder concentration, order‑book balance, and community sentiment. The score drives continuous post‑listing surveillance and provides traceable evidence for enforcement decisions.
Faster escalation and user warnings: Abnormal activity will be escalated across project teams, market makers, wallet flows, and trading behavior, with promotional activity paused where continued marketing could expose users to risk. The goal is earlier warnings and swifter, visible platform actions when asset health deteriorates.
Regulatory reporting and industry coordination: Confirmed cases of abuse: insider dumping, wash trading, market‑maker misconduct, or other manipulation—may be reported to relevant authorities. Bitget also said it will coordinate with other exchanges to share verified market abuse cases, aiming to reduce repeat misconduct across platforms.
Why it matters
The framework reflects growing pressure on exchanges to improve surveillance and enforce market standards as token listings proliferate. By formalizing post‑listing checks and fast escalation procedures, Bitget aims to protect users, reduce the chance of sudden market disruptions, and demonstrate regulatory‑minded operations to partners and authorities.
Bitget said the framework will be part of ongoing efforts to strengthen asset review, post‑listing surveillance, and enforcement procedures so users can trade in an environment where listed projects and market makers are held to higher standards.
Read the full announcement here.
