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Odaily reported that Bitget recently released the "2026 User Asset Allocation Report", which presents the trend of investors evolving from crypto assets toward cross-asset allocation, based on platform trading data and a survey of over 6,000 users worldwide. Q1 data shows that crypto assets remain the main trading category, with 86% of surveyed users holding crypto assets. At the beginning of January, crypto trading accounted for nearly 100%, but by March it had fallen and gradually stabilized in the 60%-80% range. Meanwhile, traditional assets led by gold saw their trading share quickly rise to 20%-40% of total trading volume. Looking at portfolio structures, 52% of users hold both stocks and crypto, and 35% hold gold and other precious metals, making commodities the highest-penetration category among non-crypto assets. Diversification among high-net-worth users is more active: the average annualized return of Bitget users in 2025 is 13%, with about 6% of VIP users reporting annualized returns of 51%-100%. In addition, 74% of high-net-worth respondents plan to allocate among crypto, stocks, and commodities in 2026 as a proactive approach to risk management. AI tools are rapidly being integrated into core trading activities. 51% of surveyed users have used AI to assist in investment decisions, with Bitget's GetAgent, GetClaw, Agent Hub, and other products widely applied for interpreting financial reports, tracking commodity trends, analyzing macro events, and on-chain signals. The demand for the Universal Exchange (UEX) model among users became clearer in the survey: 71% of users view USDT settlement as the most important platform feature, and 65% prioritize the ability to quickly switch between crypto, stocks, forex, and commodities within the same account. Users’ descriptions of an ideal platform focus on global asset access, stablecoin settlement, centralized liquidity, reserve validation, and integrated AI-assisted decision-making tools.

According to Foresight News, The Block reported that oracle provider Stork has launched a 24/7 price discovery feature for stocks and gold. Stork plans to initially launch eight assets, with pricing information sourced from an exchange, Bitget, Hyperliquid, Lighter, and other existing markets. The covered assets include commodities such as gold, silver, WTI crude oil, and Brent crude oil, as well as stocks like Tesla (TSLA), Circle (CRCL), Nvidia (NVDA), and Strategy (MSTR).

Glonghui, May 13 – Nebius surged over 9% in pre-market trading. The company’s first-quarter revenue reached $399 million, up 684% year-on-year, exceeding expectations of $371.4 million.