- Bitget launched Delta Neutral Mode to support hedged trading across spot, margin, and futures markets.
- Eligible delta-neutral positions receive lower ADL priority during extreme crypto market volatility.
- The feature supports arbitrage, basis trading, and quantitative hedging under one unified account structure.
Bitget has unveiled a new Delta Neutral Mode within its Unified Trading Account system. It introduces enhanced risk management tools for traders running hedging and arbitrage strategies across spot, margin, and futures markets.
The feature is designed for traders managing hedging and arbitrage strategies within a unified account structure while improving how eligible positions are treated under Bitget’s ADL framework. New Risk Controls for Hedged Positions
According to Bitget, Delta Neutral Mode applies differentiated auto-deleveraging (ADL) treatment to eligible hedged positions when accounts meet predefined neutrality requirements.
The system evaluates directional exposure at both the account and asset levels. Positions that qualify as delta neutral receive lower ADL priority during periods of extreme market volatility, reducing the likelihood of forced deleveraging for properly hedged trades.
The feature supports combined trading activity across spot, cross margin, and cross futures markets inside one unified account.
Designed for Arbitrage and Quantitative Traders
Bitget said the new mode specifically targets traders using market-neutral and hedging strategies, including:
- Funding rate arbitrage
- Basis trading
- Quantitative hedging models
- Market-neutral trading strategies
The functionality currently supports USDT-M, USDC-M, and Coin-M futures products across both live and demo trading environments. Bitget added that the rollout is expanding across web, mobile app, and API trading channels.
Bitget Expands Institutional-Style Trading Infrastructure
Bitget said the launch forms part of its Unified Trading Account initiative to improve cross-market execution and capital efficiency for advanced traders.
The platform’s infrastructure evaluates account neutrality using delta exposure calculations relative to total account equity while also checking whether futures exposure is properly hedged with spot holdings in the same asset.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, said that trading infrastructure is evolving toward more sophisticated multi-strategy environments in which traders actively manage exposure across spot, derivatives, and on-chain markets simultaneously.
She added that Delta Neutral Mode introduces greater flexibility for hedging and arbitrage participants while improving risk treatment within a unified account structure.
Increasing Focus on Advanced Trading Tools
The launch comes as Bitget continues expanding its institutional-focused trading ecosystem, including multi-asset trading access, tokenized financial products, and cross-market collateral functionality.
The exchange says it now serves more than 125 million users globally and offers access to crypto assets, tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, FX products, and precious metals.
Bitget has also pursued adoption initiatives through partnerships with organizations including UNICEF, LALIGA, and MotoGP.
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