Bitget's KCGI Goes Multi-Asset, Unveiling a Larger Trading Playground

Bitget has expanded its flagship trading competition, the King's Cup Global Invitational (KCGI), into a multi-asset arena for the first time. The tournament features a prize pool of up to 3 million USDT and marks KCGI's shift from a crypto-focused competition.

This year's format allows participants to compete across more than 600 crypto futures pairs, TradFi perpetuals covering stocks, commodities, and precious metals, and spot rTokens representing tokenized U.S. equities.

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, said, 'KCGI has always captured one of the things that makes crypto fun: traders competing, taking views and trying to find alpha.' She added that bringing TradFi convergence into the competitive culture is a natural expression of where trading is going.