Binance does have a TradFi offering now.

So this isn’t about one exchange having TradFi and the other not.

What stands out is how differently Binance and Bitget approach it.

On Binance, TradFi currently shows up as a narrow extension.

The instrument list is small.

The focus is limited to metals.

That setup works if TradFi is meant to be a hedge.

It doesn’t leave much room for rotation or broader strategy building.

On Bitget, TradFi is structured as a full segment.

There are 80+ instruments across metals, forex, indices, and commodities.

Access is built around CFDs, which makes moving across markets and sessions practical.

The difference between 2 instruments and 80+ isn’t about marketing.

It changes how traders behave.

With metals only, TradFi stays defensive.

With multiple categories, it becomes something you can actively build around.

Binance entering TradFi is a positive step.

But seeing how Bitget has already integrated it sets a higher baseline.

Naturally, it raises expectations for how deep Binance might take this next.

How do you use TradFi yourself?

As a simple hedge,

or as a multi-market layer in your trading?