Bitget has launched TradFi 101, a long-term education program built to teach crypto investors how traditional financial markets work as tokenized assets blur the lines between the two. Bitget
Bitget has launched TradFi 101, a long-term education program built to teach crypto investors how traditional financial markets work as tokenized assets blur the lines between the two.
The Seychelles-based exchange announced the initiative on Jun. 30, calling it an open industry effort rather than a closed product. It runs across six modules and sets out to answer 100 essential financial questions through lessons simplified for crypto audiences. Coin Bureau, CoinGecko and TradingView rank among the named contributors.
The curriculum spans financial foundations, asset classes, market mechanics, macroeconomics and trader psychology. A final module, billed as finance's endpoint, covers the Universal Exchange, where traditional and digital assets trade together.
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Gracy Chen, Bitget's chief executive, said traders already track interest rates, inflation, equities and commodities alongside digital assets. She linked the push to tokenization and wider market access. The exchange says it offers more than 2 million crypto tokens, plus 10,000 US stocks alongside tokenized equities, ETFs, commodities and foreign exchange products.
The launch caps a busy stretch for the exchange. A recent Bitget and SlowMist report said the platform blocked 150 million cyber attacks and recovered $32.3 million over the past year, putting security and education side by side in its retail pitch.
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