Unchained Why the Crypto Markets Seem So Broken and How They Get Fixed After 10/10
Mar 10, 2026
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, modernizing exchanges into a universal platform. Rob Hadick, General Partner at Dragonfly, investing across crypto and Web3. They unpack Bitget’s move to trade everything, U.S. entry plans and the BGB ownership transfer. They debate AI agents in trading, why 10/10 broke markets, liquidity failures, and what exchanges must build to rebuild trust.
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Use Local Partners For US Market Entry
- Entering the U.S. market is best done with local partners, joint ventures, or acquisitions rather than solo license applications.
- Gracy said BitGet plans to pursue licenses and partner with local firms to shorten timelines and reduce cost.
AI Agent Hub Targets Full Trading Lifecycle
- BitGet launched an AI Agent Hub combining agent OS, skills, and persistent memory to help users across trading lifecycle scenarios.
- The hub exposes ~58 tools across spot, futures, copy trading, earn, P2P and KYT risk detection.
AI Agents Will Use Crypto But Remain Experimental
- Crypto+AI integration is nascent; agentic tooling will improve trading efficiency but fully autonomous agents and decentralized training remain experimental.
- Rob expects stablecoins to play a role in agent payments and sees Visa‑style rails remaining relevant.