For the past few months, I’ve been trading US stocks almost exclusively on Bitget. What drew me in wasn't just the addition of US stocks and options, but the overarching vision of 'one account for global assets.' I want to share my hands-on experience over this period and a few suggestions for the Bitget team. My investing used to feel incredibly fragmented. One app for crypto, another for US equities, constantly transferring capital back and forth and dealing with FX conversions. Each platform worked fine in isolation, but the overall trading workflow was full of friction. Bitget feels more like they are steadily consolidating Crypto, US equities, commodities, and eventually more RWAs into one unified account. The real UX upgrade isn't just having more assets to trade; it’s that you no longer have to waste time hopping between platforms and moving liquidity around. You can actually focus your energy on researching the market itself. Another point that resonates with me is the 'Crypto-native' approach. As crypto users, we’re already hardwired for 24/7 trading, instant settlement, and managing everything from a single wallet. I believe the truly great products of the future won't force crypto natives to adapt to TradFi, but will instead make traditional assets adopt the crypto experience. That being said, there are still a few features I’d love to see optimized: First, I'd love to see a Trending / Top Movers / Most Active page. I check these leaderboards every single day at the US market open. Integrating them directly into the UI would make hunting for setups much easier. Second, it would be great to separate ETFs from individual stocks. Right now, searching for a ticker often pulls up a bunch of ETFs. Adding a simple filter here would significantly improve the search experience. Third, and this is the direction I’m most excited about: AI. Bitget already has GetClaw, Agent Hub, and the GetAgent Playbook for creating and running trading strategies. But what I’m really looking forward to is AI not just executing an individual trade for me, but actively managing my entire portfolio. For instance, analyzing my combined Crypto and US equity holdings to flag if my risk exposure is too high, suggesting whether I need to hedge, or even automatically generating cross-asset allocation advice. I think the true value of AI isn't in pushing users to trade more, but in reducing the operational burden of trading. I really appreciate that Bitget is consistently thinking from the user's perspective about what the future of investing should look like. If Bitget keep executing on this roadmap of Global Assets + Crypto-native + AI reducing the trading burden, Bitget's upside potential might be far bigger than what most people are seeing right now.