I got this answer when I asked ChatGPT this question, 'Why Choose BGB Over
BNB?':
Choosing Bitget Token (BGB) over Binance Token (BNB) can depend on various factors including platform preference, investment goals, and perceived growth potential:
1. Innovation and Growth Potential: Bitget may offer innovative features or have growth potential in its niche, which might appeal to investors looking for high-growth opportunities. Being potentially earlier in its growth trajectory compared to Binance, BGB could offer more significant upside potential, albeit with higher risk.
2. Unique Features and Utility: BGB might provide unique utilities within the Bitget ecosystem, such as trading fee discounts, participation in exclusive events, or other benefits that appeal to users of the Bitget platform. If these features align more closely with an investor's or user's needs, BGB could be more attractive.
3. Market Positioning: As a newer or smaller platform, Bitget might be positioned to respond to market changes more rapidly or innovate in ways that larger, more established platforms like Binance cannot. This agility could be seen as a competitive advantage that adds value to BGB.
4. Diversification: Investors looking to diversify their portfolio across different exchanges and
blockchain ecosystems might prefer BGB to avoid concentration in BNB and its associated risks.
5. Community and Support: The decision could also be influenced by the community or support level around Bitget. A strong, engaged community can drive the token's adoption and value.
6. Tokenomics: The economic model of BGB, including its supply mechanism, distribution, and demand drivers, might be perceived as more favorable compared to BNB, particularly if it incentivizes holding or provides other benefits that align with investor strategies.
I did some more research on my own to elaborate on this:
1. Bitget is among those who benefitted the most from the FTX collapse, having rapidly and effectively gained more market share. Volume of their spot
markets has exceeded other derivatives exchanges such as ByBit and even spot exchanges like Gemini. Their social presence has been improving as well, and both of these can drive
BGB prices higher.
2. Bitget is the leader in the
copy trading category. Locking in more BGB results in higher profit sharing for expert traders, so if you want to have a nice passive income, accumulating BGB will be of great help. They offer a sharing of up to 10% of followers' profits.
3. BNB seems to be a saturated market in the sense that BNB ATH was established in May 2021 and the last time we saw it at $600 something was also in 2021. BNB has recently returned to $600 and is poised to reach a new ATH as a result of the BTC hype, but don't expect to make decent returns at these price levels. BGB has been able to maintain a positive momentum since October 2022 and I personally think that several new ATHs amid the bear market is extraordinary. BNB is not necessarily the only one to profit from BTC upturns; what I'm saying here is BGB has the potential to produce bigger returns than BNB, since its market cap is still around mid-range.
4. You should take a look at their services that allow you to use BGB. Turns out there are quite a lot of activities, from savings to staking, launchpool and launchpad (these two are similar to Binance but they clearly design it to give BGB holders much greater privilege). The special one is
smart trend, which, as I understand, is an investment product that allows you to bet on market trends for a 7-day period for
Bitcoin and
Ethereum. If your prediction is opposite to what actually happened, you still get a guaranteed base APR as interest for those 7 days, and if you're right, then there's a structured yield curve that helps to accelerate the APR. As a BGB holder, you can subscribe to smart trend with BGB rather than the basic options of BTC, ETH, and
USDT.
5. One thing that is not directly linked to BGB price actions, but I do want to mention is that there has been no record of security compromise for Bitget. I don't really understand the security certificates but any hack would impact the reliability of an exchange and thus the platform's token prices in a negative way. I also read about their
TokenFi listing case and, although I can't speak for the affected, in my humble opinion, they did provide a nice compensation for those who suffered and reacted fast enough.
Guest post by Joey Ragnar, who recently partnered with Bitget to provide the latest cryptocurrency news and technical developments.
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