Agent Hub

Skip the exchange. Connect Agenthub, say one sentence, and an agent trades tokenized US stocks and crypto in your Bitget account from Claude, Cursor, Codex, or the Personal Agents Grok bot, Muse, and Dot.

In Claude, Cursor, Codex, or the Personal Agents Grok bot, Muse, and Dot, connect https://agent.bitget.com/mcp and sign in to Bitget in the browser when the page asks. Read what it can do, then how to connect.

About the old version

The second half of this article is the old install path. That product will be maintained less and less. It is only here so people who already installed it can look up the old commands.

Landing page · API Docs · Telegram

Code
Bitget Agenthub
├── What you can do
├── How to connect
├── Product structure
│   ├── Agentic account
│   ├── Trading MCP
│   └── Data MCP
├── Safety
├── FAQ
└── Links

1. Current version (use this one)

What you can do

Who it's for

Agenthub is for people who want an agent to trade crypto and tokenized US stocks: watch the market · read the tape · place trades · manage the account · write a strategy · do research.

The hard part of trading with AI is not the strategy. It is jumping back and forth: you ask the AI, then place the order yourself, then come back to the chat. Agenthub puts both steps in one place. You say one sentence. It does the rest. Market data does not need a login. Trading, account checks, and tokenized US stocks do. Sign in once in the browser.

You say	What happens
"BTC price" · "4h candles" · "funding rate"	Live market data. No login.
"Market-buy 0.1 BTC" · "Open a BTC long" · "Buy a little rAAPL"	Trade crypto, or tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA. Login required.
"Check my balance" · "Show transfers and deposits"	Account balances and funding records. Login required.
"When does Apple pay a dividend, and is the market closed today?" · "What is rAAPL worth?"	Dividends, market holidays, and valuation for the stock. Login required.

How to connect

Paste the text in the box below to your AI. It connects Agenthub and opens a browser so you can sign in to Bitget. You need that login to place orders and view the account. If you only want market prices this time and do not want to sign in, add this line: market data only, do not sign in yet.

Fastest way to start

Send this to your AI — it will install Agenthub:

Code
Read https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603894122 and finish Bitget Agentic account authorization.

Before you switch

If an old Bitget stdio MCP or CLI is still on this computer, remove it and use Agenthub. The authorization flow above is enough to start using Agenthub.
If you already authorized an Agentic account (formerly called an Agent sub-account), close the positions and open orders first, then remove the old setup. An Agentic account authorized through the old MCP does not work with the new MCP. When you authorize, create a new account.

Product structure

Agenthub has three parts. The Agentic account is how you sign in and how you see the money in that account. Trading is for crypto and for tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA. Data is for market prices, and for dividends, holidays, and valuation on those tokenized stocks.

(1) Agentic account

An Agentic account is a separate trading account. Its funds are not the same as your main account. After you sign in in the browser, you can trade in this account. You do not type an API Key.

To disconnect it: open the sub-account page and choose Disconnect Agent. Clear unfilled orders first. You can move the money back yourself.

What you want	Where
Disconnect the agent	Sub-account page
Not connected, connect again	Agentic account page

New accounts do not have an API Key. If an older account still has one, you cannot delete that Key by itself on the website. Clear the orders, move the assets out, then delete the Agentic sub-account yourself. Its old name was Agent sub-account. The AI will not delete the account for you.

Before every trade, you see what is about to run. It is sent only after you agree.

(2) Trading MCP

22 endpoints. All of them require a login. You confirm before an order is sent. Tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA use this same order flow.

Area	Endpoints	Auth	What it covers	For example
Place orders	3	Login	Market or limit orders Submit several orders at once Strategy orders Spot Futures Tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA	"Market-buy 0.1 BTC" "Open a BTC long" "Place these three limit orders together" "Buy a little of Apple's tokenized stock"
Change orders	3	Login	Change the price or size of a normal order Change a strategy order Change several orders at once	"Move this order to 65000" "Raise the take-profit on the strategy order" "Reprice these orders together"
Cancel and close	6	Login	Cancel one order Cancel a strategy order Cancel several orders Cancel every open order Cancel everything after a countdown Close all positions	"Cancel this order" "Cancel every BTC order" "Close the long in one step"
Look up	10	Login	Open positions Position history Position risk rank Open orders Open strategy orders Order history One order's details Fills How much more you can open	"What's my position?" "What did I close yesterday?" "Did this order fill?" "How much more can I open?"

Not here: buying stocks inside a US brokerage account, CFDs, tax, collateralized lending, or institutional lending.

(3) Data MCP

Area	Endpoints	Auth	What it covers	For example
Market data	35	No login	Current and historical candles Latest prices Order book Recent trades Current and historical funding rates Open interest and its cap Position tiers Long/short ratio Taker buy and sell volume Liquidation history Spot flow and large-account net inflow Index components Discount rate Risk reserve Proof of reserves Cash dividends Splits and reverse splits	"BTC price" "4h candles" "What's the funding rate?" "Show the book" "How much just got liquidated?"
Tokenized US stocks	14	Login	Stock profile Market open or closed Holiday calendar Halts and resumptions Book and trades Dividends and splits Valuation Earnings estimates Company overview Share-count changes Major holders Management holdings Insider trades	"Is Apple's market closed today?" "When does NVIDIA pay a dividend?" "What is Tesla's tokenized stock worth?" "Who are the major holders?"
Crypto research	40	No login	Tradable markets and token profiles Spot candles Spot prices Spot book Spot trades Spot taker flow Spot large trades Mark price Futures candles Funding rate Open interest Long/short ratio Liquidations Futures large trades On-chain flows Buy and sell signals Exchange inflows and outflows Active addresses Stablecoin changes Unlock schedule Corporate holdings ETF holdings Miner holdings Country holdings Technical indicators Hyperliquid long/short Hyperliquid PnL Hyperliquid positions Hyperliquid whale trades	"Which pairs does BTC trade on?" "Is on-chain money flowing in or out?" "When is the next unlock?" "Are Hyperliquid whales long or short?"
US stock research	21	No login	Company profile and live quote Historical candles Management Earnings calendar Balance sheet Income statement Cash flow Financial ratios Valuation Dividends Insider trades Major holders Institutional holdings Analyst price targets Earnings estimates Revenue estimates	"What's Apple trading at?" "Show NVIDIA's latest earnings" "When is Tesla's next dividend?" "Are institutions adding or cutting?"
ETFs	3	No login	Profile Holdings Performance	"What does this ETF hold?" "How has it done lately?"
News	1	No login	Search financial news by keyword	"Any NVIDIA news today?"
Sentiment	2	No login	Crypto Fear and Greed Broader market sentiment	"Is the market fearful or greedy?"

Safety

Sign-in happens in the browser. Do not hand an API Key to the AI, and do not put one in a config file. Every trade waits for your confirmation.

Change your email, phone, or two-factor settings on the Bitget website yourself. Withdrawals, and moving money from the main account into the Agentic account, are also done on the website.

FAQ

Q: Do I still create an API Key?

A: No.

Q: Do I need to sign in just to see prices?

A: No. Trading, account actions, and Reality tokenized-stock details require a login.

Q: What about the old tools later in this article?

A: Those are the old install, and they will be maintained less and less. Agenthub uses only https://agent.bitget.com/mcp.

Q: How do I revoke access?

A: Disconnect the agent on the sub-account page. Clear unfilled orders first.

Q: The login page will not open.

A: Check that you can open bitget.com. If you cannot, turn on a proxy, then ask the agent to authorize again.

Q: How do I delete an API Key on an old account?

A: Clear the orders, move the assets out, then delete that Agentic sub-account yourself. You cannot delete only the Key on the website.

Links

Resource	Address
Agenthub landing page	https://www.bitget.com/activity-hub/agent-hub
Cloud MCP	https://agent.bitget.com/mcp
Sub-account page	https://www.bitget.com/account/sub-account
Agentic account page	https://www.bitget.com/account/center/agent-subaccount-mcp
Telegram	https://telegram.me/+o1tYqQ_lXxllYjgy

2. Legacy system (being phased out)

Legacy

This is the old version. It will be maintained less and less. Use Agenthub above. If you already installed the old tools, the commands are here.

Code
Legacy system (being phased out)
├── What the old version could do
├── Old install paths
├── Old Agentic (local MCP, API Key on this device)
├── Old CLI · bgc
├── Old Signal
├── Old SDK
├── Old safety notes
└── Old FAQ

Runs as a local process on your device · API Keys are signed on this device with HMAC-SHA256 and never pass through a third-party server · MIT licensed

GitHub · API docs · Get an API Key (legacy only) · Telegram

What the old version could do

Who it's for

Agenthub is for people who want AI to trade crypto and tokenized US stocks: watch the market · read the tape · place trades · manage the account · write a strategy · do research.

You say	What happens
"Market-buy 0.1 BTC" · "Open a BTC long at 10x"	Spot or futures order
"Check my balance" · "Move 500 USDT to the futures account"	Account lookup and a transfer
"BTC price" · "4h candles" · "funding rate"	Live market data (no API Key)
"Is sentiment too greedy or too fearful?" · "What matters in the news today?"	Market analysis (no account)

Risk

AI can be wrong. You are responsible for orders. Practice on the demo account first.

Old install paths

Pick the path for the AI tool you use.

Fastest start

Send this to Claude Code or Cursor. It installs the legacy Skill and local MCP, then opens the browser for authorization.

Code
Do only the legacy first-time install. Node.js 20+ is required. Do not run upgrade-all. Do not ask me to create or paste an API Key. Do not build the authorization URL yourself.
1. Run npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-skill --target all --skill agentic. The --skill agentic flag is required. Version must be 3.3.0 or newer.
2. Run npm i -g @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp. Do not set BITGET_API_*.
3. Stop in this chat once the MCP is registered. Ask me to open a new chat, then call authorize_start to open the browser. After I log in and approve, confirm with get_auth_status. If bitget.com will not open, check the local proxy first, then authorize again.

Overview

The same install works for every tool listed on that path. The CLI command, for example, is the same on Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw. After it runs, it detects the tools you already have and deploys into them.

I use…	Path	One-step install
Claude Desktop · Cursor · Windsurf · ChatGPT Desktop · Codex (OAuth in one step, no Key to type)	Old MCP server	`npx -y @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp`
Claude Code · Codex CLI · OpenClaw	CLI · bgc	`npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all`
Market analysis only, no trading	Signal	`npx @bitget-ai/bitget-signal --target all`
Not sure / I want everything	Full set	`npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all`

Note

The MCP server command in the table only starts the process. It does not write your AI tool's config. You, or the AI, still have to edit that file. The steps are under Old Agentic below. The row that used to point at https://agent.bitget.com/mcp now belongs in part 1. Do not install that address here as a read-only data service.

Requirement: Node.js 20 or newer. Check with node -v.

Old Agentic (local MCP, API Key on this device)

An Agentic account is a separate trading account connected with OAuth. Its funds stay apart from the main account. After authorization, MCP and CLI tools can trade in that account. You do not type a Key. This setup stores the credentials on your device.

Paste this to your AI. It will walk you through browser OAuth and install the tools.

Code
Do only the legacy first-time install. Node.js 20+ is required. Do not run upgrade-all. Do not ask me to create or paste an API Key. Do not build the authorization URL yourself.
1. Run npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-skill --target all --skill agentic. The --skill agentic flag is required. Version must be 3.3.0 or newer.
2. Run npm i -g @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp. Do not set BITGET_API_*.
3. Stop in this chat once the MCP is registered. Ask me to open a new chat, then call authorize_start to open the browser. After I log in and approve, confirm with get_auth_status. If bitget.com will not open, check the local proxy first, then authorize again.

When to use

Use this if your AI tool has a window: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT Desktop, or Codex. Each sentence you type becomes an action on your Bitget account.

The steps are the same for every tool. The command stays npx -y @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp. Only the config file location changes.

About this authorization

Before you trade, move funds from the main account to the Agentic account on the website. The agent cannot transfer or withdraw for you. Once the credentials are saved, the trading tools work without restarting the agent. If the link drops or the credentials expire, run OAuth again.

Manual setup

Step 1 — Open your AI tool's MCP config.

Step 2 — Add the block below. Do not put an API Key in it. The first time you use a trading tool, the AI opens the browser for OAuth. Bitget issues the credentials and they are saved locally.


Code
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bitget": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Step 3 — Quit the AI tool completely and open it again.

Step 4 — Ask What is the BTC price? A quote means the basic setup works. Then ask something that needs trading permission, such as your account balance. The AI opens the browser for OAuth.

Modes

Situation	Extra args	What it does
Practice on the demo account first	`"--paper-trading"`	Uses a Demo Key. Real assets stay put.
Look only, do not trade	`"--read-only"`	Blocks orders and transfers.
Prices only, no account	`"--modules", "market"`	No API Key.

Cursor users

Cursor holds about 40 MCP tools in total, and Bitget uses about 14 by default. If they do not all load, turn other MCP servers off, or start with --modules market so only market data loads.

Proxy

If you need a VPN or proxy, add an env block to the MCP config. This is only for the network. It is not part of account authorization. Use your own proxy address.


Code
"env": {
  "HTTPS_PROXY": "your proxy, for example http://127.0.0.1:port",
  "NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY": "1"
}

Why NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY

NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY=1 makes Node.js itself use the proxy. Without it, some requests skip the proxy.

What the AI can do after install

Module	Loaded by default	Covers	Needs authorization
`market`	Yes	Prices, candles, funding, order book, open interest	No
`trade`	Yes	Place, cancel, and edit orders; positions; strategy orders	Yes
`account`	Yes	Balances, transfers, deposits, withdrawals, sub-accounts	Yes
`strategy`	On request	Trigger orders, take-profit and stop-loss, planned orders	Yes
`cryptoloans`	On request	Borrow, repay, collateralized loans	Yes
`tax`	On request	Tax record lookup	Yes

Try these

Code
What is the BTC price?
Check my USDT balance and list my futures positions.
On the demo account, open a BTC long, 10x, 0.01 BTC.
Check the BTC price, then place a limit buy 2% below it.

Old CLI · bgc

When to use

Use this with a terminal AI (Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenClaw), or when you want to type Bitget commands yourself.

Code
Install the Bitget Agent Hub terminal tools. Node.js 20+ is required:
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all
When it finishes, verify with `bgc --version` and `bgc discover`, and show me the output.

Code
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all

That installs the bgc CLI, the trading Skill, and the market-analysis Skill, and deploys them to Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw.

API Key

bgc still needs an API Key typed in by you. Create one on the API management page. Enable Read + Trade, and save the API Key, Secret Key, and Passphrase. A Demo Key plus --paper-trading is the safer way to practice.

Code
export BITGET_API_KEY="your API Key"
export BITGET_SECRET_KEY="your Secret Key"
export BITGET_PASSPHRASE="your Passphrase"

Tip

Put those three lines in ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc. Public prices do not need a Key. Balances and orders do.

Check the install

Code
bgc --version
bgc discover
bgc market --action tickers --category SPOT --symbol BTCUSDT

Verb	What it does	Example
`market`	Prices, candles, funding (public)	`bgc market --action tickers --symbol BTCUSDT`
`order`	Place, cancel, edit, and look up orders	`bgc order --action place --side buy --qty 0.1`
`position`	Positions, close, leverage	`bgc position --action info --category linear`
`strategy_order`	Trigger orders, take-profit and stop-loss	`bgc strategy_order --action open`
`account_overview`	Snapshot of assets, positions, and fees	`bgc account_overview --coin USDT`
`transfer_funds`	Move funds between accounts	`bgc transfer_funds --fromType spot --amount 100`
`deposit`	Deposit address and records	`bgc deposit --action address --coin USDT`
`withdraw`	Withdraw (high risk, needs `--confirm`)	`bgc withdraw --coin USDT --amount 100 --confirm`
`loan`	Borrow and repay	`bgc loan --action borrow --coin USDT`
`subaccount`	Sub-accounts	`bgc subaccount --action list`
`tax`	Tax records	`bgc tax --action history --year 2024`
`discover`	List available actions	`bgc discover --domain trade`

Safety flags

Flag	Effect
`--dry-run`	Build the request and do not send it
`--read-only`	Block every write
`--paper-trading`	Use the demo environment
`--confirm`	Second confirmation for high-risk actions such as withdrawals

Legacy Skill (used with the CLI, Key typed in by you)

A Skill is a note installed into the AI tool. It tells the AI when to call bgc, how to build the command, and when to ask you before a write. upgrade-all already includes it. To install only the Skill:

Code
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-skill --target all

`--target`	Installs into
`claude`	Claude Code
`codex`	Codex CLI
`openclaw`	OpenClaw
`all`	All of the above

Note

Without --skill agentic, this command installs the manual-Key instructions. Agenthub's instructions are in How to connect, above.

Old Signal

No Bitget account and no API Key. Install puts five Skill files on this device and registers a public remote MCP data service (https://datahub.noxiaohao.com/mcp) as the source.

You can ask…	Source
"How does a Fed hike hit BTC?"	`macro-analyst` — rates, yield curve, cross-asset correlation
"Are whales sending coins to exchanges?"	`market-intel` — on-chain flow, ETF net inflow, DeFi TVL
"How is sentiment?"	`sentiment-analyst` — sentiment index, funding, long/short positioning
"Is BTC's RSI overbought?"	`technical-analysis` — indicators calculated from candles
"What mattered in crypto news today?"	`news-briefing` — news aggregation

Code
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-signal --target all

Python dependencies

technical-analysis needs pandas and numpy. If you want indicators, run pip install pandas numpy first. Restart the AI tool after install.

Old SDK

For developers embedding this in their own project: a custom MCP, a quant strategy, or automated trading.

Code
npm install @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-sdk


Code
import { loadConfig, buildTools, BitgetRestClient, safeInvoke } from "@bitget-ai/bitget-agent-sdk";

const config = loadConfig({ modules: "all", readOnly: true });
const client = new BitgetRestClient(config);
const tools = buildTools(config);
const ctx = { config, client };

const market = tools.find((t) => t.name === "market")!;
const res = await safeInvoke(market, { action: "tickers", category: "SPOT", symbol: "BTCUSDT" }, ctx);

if (res.ok) console.log(res.data);
else console.error(res.error);

Parameter	Default	Meaning
`surface`	`"intent"`	`"intent"` is the short verb set; `"full"` exposes every action
`modules`	`"account,trade,market"`	Comma-separated module names, or `"all"`
`readOnly`	`false`	Drop every write tool
`paperTrading`	`false`	Route to the Bitget demo environment
`baseUrl`	`https://api.bitget.com`	Override with `BITGET_API_BASE_URL`

More: agent-sdk

Requires: Node.js 20 or newer · ESM only · no runtime dependencies · TypeScript types included

Old safety notes

Credentials stay on this device. API Keys are read only from environment variables. Requests are signed locally with HMAC-SHA256 and sent straight to api.bitget.com. Agentic credentials follow the same rule: after OAuth, the MCP or SDK stores them locally. The AI never asks you to type or paste them.

Control	What it does
Demo mode	`--paper-trading` sends requests to the Bitget demo environment
Read-only	`--read-only` removes every write tool at startup
Preview	`--dry-run` builds the full request and does not send it
High-risk confirmation	Withdrawals and cancel-all need an explicit `--confirm`

Start on the demo account. When you create an API Key, enable only what you need. Leave withdrawals off if you do not need them.

Old FAQ

Q: My AI tool is not on the list. Can I use it?

A: Any client that speaks MCP can connect. A terminal AI that can run commands can use bgc.

Q: Do prices need an API Key?

A: No. A Key is only for balances, orders, and transfers.

Q: Does the AI see my API Key?

A: No. The Key is read from a local environment variable and is not uploaded.

Q: What is the difference between a Key I create and an Agentic account?

A: A Key you create on the website shares the main-account balance. The old Agentic account enters a separate pool of funds through OAuth, and the MCP or SDK stores the credentials on this device.

Q: Bitget tools did not all load in Cursor.

A: Turn other MCP servers off, or add --modules market to the start args.

Q: Will the AI ask before it places an order?

A: Yes. The Skill asks and waits before a write. Withdrawals also need --confirm.

Q: Is there a fee?

A: Agenthub itself is MIT-licensed and free. Trading fees follow your Bitget account tier.

Q: Where do I report a problem?

A: GitHub Issues. Email security issues to [email protected]. Do not post them in public.

Resource	Address
Agent Hub	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent_hub
MCP server	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-mcp
CLI (bgc)	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-cli
Skill	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-skill
Signal	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/bitget-signal
SDK	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-sdk
Bitget API docs	https://www.bitget.com/api-doc/common/intro
API Key management	https://www.bitget.com/en/api-management
Telegram	https://telegram.me/+o1tYqQ_lXxllYjgy

Risk disclaimer

Crypto and tokenized US stock trading can lose money, and AI can be wrong. Check everything yourself and accept the results. This tool is not investment advice.

Agent Hub

About the old version

The second half of this article is the old install path. That product will be maintained less and less. It is only here so people who already installed it can look up the old commands.

Landing page · API Docs · Telegram

Code
Bitget Agenthub
├── What you can do
├── How to connect
├── Product structure
│   ├── Agentic account
│   ├── Trading MCP
│   └── Data MCP
├── Safety
├── FAQ
└── Links

1. Current version (use this one)

What you can do

Who it's for

Agenthub is for people who want an agent to trade crypto and tokenized US stocks: watch the market · read the tape · place trades · manage the account · write a strategy · do research.

You say	What happens
"BTC price" · "4h candles" · "funding rate"	Live market data. No login.
"Market-buy 0.1 BTC" · "Open a BTC long" · "Buy a little rAAPL"	Trade crypto, or tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA. Login required.
"Check my balance" · "Show transfers and deposits"	Account balances and funding records. Login required.
"When does Apple pay a dividend, and is the market closed today?" · "What is rAAPL worth?"	Dividends, market holidays, and valuation for the stock. Login required.

How to connect

Fastest way to start

Send this to your AI — it will install Agenthub:

Code
Read https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603894122 and finish Bitget Agentic account authorization.

Before you switch

If an old Bitget stdio MCP or CLI is still on this computer, remove it and use Agenthub. The authorization flow above is enough to start using Agenthub.
If you already authorized an Agentic account (formerly called an Agent sub-account), close the positions and open orders first, then remove the old setup. An Agentic account authorized through the old MCP does not work with the new MCP. When you authorize, create a new account.

Product structure

(1) Agentic account

An Agentic account is a separate trading account. Its funds are not the same as your main account. After you sign in in the browser, you can trade in this account. You do not type an API Key.

To disconnect it: open the sub-account page and choose Disconnect Agent. Clear unfilled orders first. You can move the money back yourself.

What you want	Where
Disconnect the agent	Sub-account page
Not connected, connect again	Agentic account page

Before every trade, you see what is about to run. It is sent only after you agree.

(2) Trading MCP

22 endpoints. All of them require a login. You confirm before an order is sent. Tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA use this same order flow.

Area	Endpoints	Auth	What it covers	For example
Place orders	3	Login	Market or limit orders Submit several orders at once Strategy orders Spot Futures Tokenized US stocks such as Apple, Tesla, and NVIDIA	"Market-buy 0.1 BTC" "Open a BTC long" "Place these three limit orders together" "Buy a little of Apple's tokenized stock"
Change orders	3	Login	Change the price or size of a normal order Change a strategy order Change several orders at once	"Move this order to 65000" "Raise the take-profit on the strategy order" "Reprice these orders together"
Cancel and close	6	Login	Cancel one order Cancel a strategy order Cancel several orders Cancel every open order Cancel everything after a countdown Close all positions	"Cancel this order" "Cancel every BTC order" "Close the long in one step"
Look up	10	Login	Open positions Position history Position risk rank Open orders Open strategy orders Order history One order's details Fills How much more you can open	"What's my position?" "What did I close yesterday?" "Did this order fill?" "How much more can I open?"

Not here: buying stocks inside a US brokerage account, CFDs, tax, collateralized lending, or institutional lending.

(3) Data MCP

Area	Endpoints	Auth	What it covers	For example
Market data	35	No login	Current and historical candles Latest prices Order book Recent trades Current and historical funding rates Open interest and its cap Position tiers Long/short ratio Taker buy and sell volume Liquidation history Spot flow and large-account net inflow Index components Discount rate Risk reserve Proof of reserves Cash dividends Splits and reverse splits	"BTC price" "4h candles" "What's the funding rate?" "Show the book" "How much just got liquidated?"
Tokenized US stocks	14	Login	Stock profile Market open or closed Holiday calendar Halts and resumptions Book and trades Dividends and splits Valuation Earnings estimates Company overview Share-count changes Major holders Management holdings Insider trades	"Is Apple's market closed today?" "When does NVIDIA pay a dividend?" "What is Tesla's tokenized stock worth?" "Who are the major holders?"
Crypto research	40	No login	Tradable markets and token profiles Spot candles Spot prices Spot book Spot trades Spot taker flow Spot large trades Mark price Futures candles Funding rate Open interest Long/short ratio Liquidations Futures large trades On-chain flows Buy and sell signals Exchange inflows and outflows Active addresses Stablecoin changes Unlock schedule Corporate holdings ETF holdings Miner holdings Country holdings Technical indicators Hyperliquid long/short Hyperliquid PnL Hyperliquid positions Hyperliquid whale trades	"Which pairs does BTC trade on?" "Is on-chain money flowing in or out?" "When is the next unlock?" "Are Hyperliquid whales long or short?"
US stock research	21	No login	Company profile and live quote Historical candles Management Earnings calendar Balance sheet Income statement Cash flow Financial ratios Valuation Dividends Insider trades Major holders Institutional holdings Analyst price targets Earnings estimates Revenue estimates	"What's Apple trading at?" "Show NVIDIA's latest earnings" "When is Tesla's next dividend?" "Are institutions adding or cutting?"
ETFs	3	No login	Profile Holdings Performance	"What does this ETF hold?" "How has it done lately?"
News	1	No login	Search financial news by keyword	"Any NVIDIA news today?"
Sentiment	2	No login	Crypto Fear and Greed Broader market sentiment	"Is the market fearful or greedy?"

Safety

Sign-in happens in the browser. Do not hand an API Key to the AI, and do not put one in a config file. Every trade waits for your confirmation.

Change your email, phone, or two-factor settings on the Bitget website yourself. Withdrawals, and moving money from the main account into the Agentic account, are also done on the website.

FAQ

Q: Do I still create an API Key?

A: No.

Q: Do I need to sign in just to see prices?

A: No. Trading, account actions, and Reality tokenized-stock details require a login.

Q: What about the old tools later in this article?

A: Those are the old install, and they will be maintained less and less. Agenthub uses only https://agent.bitget.com/mcp.

Q: How do I revoke access?

A: Disconnect the agent on the sub-account page. Clear unfilled orders first.

Q: The login page will not open.

A: Check that you can open bitget.com. If you cannot, turn on a proxy, then ask the agent to authorize again.

Q: How do I delete an API Key on an old account?

A: Clear the orders, move the assets out, then delete that Agentic sub-account yourself. You cannot delete only the Key on the website.

Links

Resource	Address
Agenthub landing page	https://www.bitget.com/activity-hub/agent-hub
Cloud MCP	https://agent.bitget.com/mcp
Sub-account page	https://www.bitget.com/account/sub-account
Agentic account page	https://www.bitget.com/account/center/agent-subaccount-mcp
Telegram	https://telegram.me/+o1tYqQ_lXxllYjgy

2. Legacy system (being phased out)

Legacy

This is the old version. It will be maintained less and less. Use Agenthub above. If you already installed the old tools, the commands are here.

Code
Legacy system (being phased out)
├── What the old version could do
├── Old install paths
├── Old Agentic (local MCP, API Key on this device)
├── Old CLI · bgc
├── Old Signal
├── Old SDK
├── Old safety notes
└── Old FAQ

Runs as a local process on your device · API Keys are signed on this device with HMAC-SHA256 and never pass through a third-party server · MIT licensed

GitHub · API docs · Get an API Key (legacy only) · Telegram

What the old version could do

Who it's for

Agenthub is for people who want AI to trade crypto and tokenized US stocks: watch the market · read the tape · place trades · manage the account · write a strategy · do research.

You say	What happens
"Market-buy 0.1 BTC" · "Open a BTC long at 10x"	Spot or futures order
"Check my balance" · "Move 500 USDT to the futures account"	Account lookup and a transfer
"BTC price" · "4h candles" · "funding rate"	Live market data (no API Key)
"Is sentiment too greedy or too fearful?" · "What matters in the news today?"	Market analysis (no account)

Risk

AI can be wrong. You are responsible for orders. Practice on the demo account first.

Old install paths

Pick the path for the AI tool you use.

Fastest start

Send this to Claude Code or Cursor. It installs the legacy Skill and local MCP, then opens the browser for authorization.

Code
Do only the legacy first-time install. Node.js 20+ is required. Do not run upgrade-all. Do not ask me to create or paste an API Key. Do not build the authorization URL yourself.
1. Run npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-skill --target all --skill agentic. The --skill agentic flag is required. Version must be 3.3.0 or newer.
2. Run npm i -g @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp. Do not set BITGET_API_*.
3. Stop in this chat once the MCP is registered. Ask me to open a new chat, then call authorize_start to open the browser. After I log in and approve, confirm with get_auth_status. If bitget.com will not open, check the local proxy first, then authorize again.

Overview

I use…	Path	One-step install
Claude Desktop · Cursor · Windsurf · ChatGPT Desktop · Codex (OAuth in one step, no Key to type)	Old MCP server	`npx -y @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp`
Claude Code · Codex CLI · OpenClaw	CLI · bgc	`npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all`
Market analysis only, no trading	Signal	`npx @bitget-ai/bitget-signal --target all`
Not sure / I want everything	Full set	`npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all`

Note

Requirement: Node.js 20 or newer. Check with node -v.

Old Agentic (local MCP, API Key on this device)

Paste this to your AI. It will walk you through browser OAuth and install the tools.

Code
Do only the legacy first-time install. Node.js 20+ is required. Do not run upgrade-all. Do not ask me to create or paste an API Key. Do not build the authorization URL yourself.
1. Run npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-skill --target all --skill agentic. The --skill agentic flag is required. Version must be 3.3.0 or newer.
2. Run npm i -g @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp. Do not set BITGET_API_*.
3. Stop in this chat once the MCP is registered. Ask me to open a new chat, then call authorize_start to open the browser. After I log in and approve, confirm with get_auth_status. If bitget.com will not open, check the local proxy first, then authorize again.

When to use

Use this if your AI tool has a window: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT Desktop, or Codex. Each sentence you type becomes an action on your Bitget account.

The steps are the same for every tool. The command stays npx -y @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp. Only the config file location changes.

About this authorization

Manual setup

Step 1 — Open your AI tool's MCP config.

Step 2 — Add the block below. Do not put an API Key in it. The first time you use a trading tool, the AI opens the browser for OAuth. Bitget issues the credentials and they are saved locally.


Code
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bitget": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@bitget-ai/bitget-agent-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Step 3 — Quit the AI tool completely and open it again.

Step 4 — Ask What is the BTC price? A quote means the basic setup works. Then ask something that needs trading permission, such as your account balance. The AI opens the browser for OAuth.

Modes

Situation	Extra args	What it does
Practice on the demo account first	`"--paper-trading"`	Uses a Demo Key. Real assets stay put.
Look only, do not trade	`"--read-only"`	Blocks orders and transfers.
Prices only, no account	`"--modules", "market"`	No API Key.

Cursor users

Cursor holds about 40 MCP tools in total, and Bitget uses about 14 by default. If they do not all load, turn other MCP servers off, or start with --modules market so only market data loads.

Proxy

If you need a VPN or proxy, add an env block to the MCP config. This is only for the network. It is not part of account authorization. Use your own proxy address.


Code
"env": {
  "HTTPS_PROXY": "your proxy, for example http://127.0.0.1:port",
  "NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY": "1"
}

Why NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY

NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY=1 makes Node.js itself use the proxy. Without it, some requests skip the proxy.

What the AI can do after install

Module	Loaded by default	Covers	Needs authorization
`market`	Yes	Prices, candles, funding, order book, open interest	No
`trade`	Yes	Place, cancel, and edit orders; positions; strategy orders	Yes
`account`	Yes	Balances, transfers, deposits, withdrawals, sub-accounts	Yes
`strategy`	On request	Trigger orders, take-profit and stop-loss, planned orders	Yes
`cryptoloans`	On request	Borrow, repay, collateralized loans	Yes
`tax`	On request	Tax record lookup	Yes

Try these

Code
What is the BTC price?
Check my USDT balance and list my futures positions.
On the demo account, open a BTC long, 10x, 0.01 BTC.
Check the BTC price, then place a limit buy 2% below it.

Old CLI · bgc

When to use

Use this with a terminal AI (Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenClaw), or when you want to type Bitget commands yourself.

Code
Install the Bitget Agent Hub terminal tools. Node.js 20+ is required:
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all
When it finishes, verify with `bgc --version` and `bgc discover`, and show me the output.

Code
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-installer upgrade-all --target all

That installs the bgc CLI, the trading Skill, and the market-analysis Skill, and deploys them to Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw.

API Key

Code
export BITGET_API_KEY="your API Key"
export BITGET_SECRET_KEY="your Secret Key"
export BITGET_PASSPHRASE="your Passphrase"

Tip

Put those three lines in ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc. Public prices do not need a Key. Balances and orders do.

Check the install

Code
bgc --version
bgc discover
bgc market --action tickers --category SPOT --symbol BTCUSDT

Verb	What it does	Example
`market`	Prices, candles, funding (public)	`bgc market --action tickers --symbol BTCUSDT`
`order`	Place, cancel, edit, and look up orders	`bgc order --action place --side buy --qty 0.1`
`position`	Positions, close, leverage	`bgc position --action info --category linear`
`strategy_order`	Trigger orders, take-profit and stop-loss	`bgc strategy_order --action open`
`account_overview`	Snapshot of assets, positions, and fees	`bgc account_overview --coin USDT`
`transfer_funds`	Move funds between accounts	`bgc transfer_funds --fromType spot --amount 100`
`deposit`	Deposit address and records	`bgc deposit --action address --coin USDT`
`withdraw`	Withdraw (high risk, needs `--confirm`)	`bgc withdraw --coin USDT --amount 100 --confirm`
`loan`	Borrow and repay	`bgc loan --action borrow --coin USDT`
`subaccount`	Sub-accounts	`bgc subaccount --action list`
`tax`	Tax records	`bgc tax --action history --year 2024`
`discover`	List available actions	`bgc discover --domain trade`

Safety flags

Flag	Effect
`--dry-run`	Build the request and do not send it
`--read-only`	Block every write
`--paper-trading`	Use the demo environment
`--confirm`	Second confirmation for high-risk actions such as withdrawals

Legacy Skill (used with the CLI, Key typed in by you)

Code
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-skill --target all

`--target`	Installs into
`claude`	Claude Code
`codex`	Codex CLI
`openclaw`	OpenClaw
`all`	All of the above

Note

Without --skill agentic, this command installs the manual-Key instructions. Agenthub's instructions are in How to connect, above.

Old Signal

No Bitget account and no API Key. Install puts five Skill files on this device and registers a public remote MCP data service (https://datahub.noxiaohao.com/mcp) as the source.

You can ask…	Source
"How does a Fed hike hit BTC?"	`macro-analyst` — rates, yield curve, cross-asset correlation
"Are whales sending coins to exchanges?"	`market-intel` — on-chain flow, ETF net inflow, DeFi TVL
"How is sentiment?"	`sentiment-analyst` — sentiment index, funding, long/short positioning
"Is BTC's RSI overbought?"	`technical-analysis` — indicators calculated from candles
"What mattered in crypto news today?"	`news-briefing` — news aggregation

Code
npx @bitget-ai/bitget-signal --target all

Python dependencies

technical-analysis needs pandas and numpy. If you want indicators, run pip install pandas numpy first. Restart the AI tool after install.

Old SDK

For developers embedding this in their own project: a custom MCP, a quant strategy, or automated trading.

Code
npm install @bitget-ai/bitget-agent-sdk


Code
import { loadConfig, buildTools, BitgetRestClient, safeInvoke } from "@bitget-ai/bitget-agent-sdk";

const config = loadConfig({ modules: "all", readOnly: true });
const client = new BitgetRestClient(config);
const tools = buildTools(config);
const ctx = { config, client };

const market = tools.find((t) => t.name === "market")!;
const res = await safeInvoke(market, { action: "tickers", category: "SPOT", symbol: "BTCUSDT" }, ctx);

if (res.ok) console.log(res.data);
else console.error(res.error);

Parameter	Default	Meaning
`surface`	`"intent"`	`"intent"` is the short verb set; `"full"` exposes every action
`modules`	`"account,trade,market"`	Comma-separated module names, or `"all"`
`readOnly`	`false`	Drop every write tool
`paperTrading`	`false`	Route to the Bitget demo environment
`baseUrl`	`https://api.bitget.com`	Override with `BITGET_API_BASE_URL`

More: agent-sdk

Requires: Node.js 20 or newer · ESM only · no runtime dependencies · TypeScript types included

Old safety notes

Control	What it does
Demo mode	`--paper-trading` sends requests to the Bitget demo environment
Read-only	`--read-only` removes every write tool at startup
Preview	`--dry-run` builds the full request and does not send it
High-risk confirmation	Withdrawals and cancel-all need an explicit `--confirm`

Start on the demo account. When you create an API Key, enable only what you need. Leave withdrawals off if you do not need them.

Old FAQ

Q: My AI tool is not on the list. Can I use it?

A: Any client that speaks MCP can connect. A terminal AI that can run commands can use bgc.

Q: Do prices need an API Key?

A: No. A Key is only for balances, orders, and transfers.

Q: Does the AI see my API Key?

A: No. The Key is read from a local environment variable and is not uploaded.

Q: What is the difference between a Key I create and an Agentic account?

A: A Key you create on the website shares the main-account balance. The old Agentic account enters a separate pool of funds through OAuth, and the MCP or SDK stores the credentials on this device.

Q: Bitget tools did not all load in Cursor.

A: Turn other MCP servers off, or add --modules market to the start args.

Q: Will the AI ask before it places an order?

A: Yes. The Skill asks and waits before a write. Withdrawals also need --confirm.

Q: Is there a fee?

A: Agenthub itself is MIT-licensed and free. Trading fees follow your Bitget account tier.

Q: Where do I report a problem?

A: GitHub Issues. Email security issues to [email protected]. Do not post them in public.

Resource	Address
Agent Hub	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent_hub
MCP server	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-mcp
CLI (bgc)	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-cli
Skill	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-skill
Signal	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/bitget-signal
SDK	https://github.com/Bitget-AI/agent-sdk
Bitget API docs	https://www.bitget.com/api-doc/common/intro
API Key management	https://www.bitget.com/en/api-management
Telegram	https://telegram.me/+o1tYqQ_lXxllYjgy

Risk disclaimer

Crypto and tokenized US stock trading can lose money, and AI can be wrong. Check everything yourself and accept the results. This tool is not investment advice.

Contents

1. Current version (use this one)

What you can do

How to connect

Product structure

(1) Agentic account

(2) Trading MCP

(3) Data MCP

Safety

FAQ

Links

2. Legacy system (being phased out)

What the old version could do

Old install paths

Old Agentic (local MCP, API Key on this device)

Old CLI · bgc

Old Signal

Old SDK

Old safety notes

Old FAQ

Contents

1. Current version (use this one)

What you can do

How to connect

Product structure

(1) Agentic account

(2) Trading MCP

(3) Data MCP

Safety

FAQ

Links

2. Legacy system (being phased out)

What the old version could do

Old install paths

Old Agentic (local MCP, API Key on this device)

Old CLI · bgc

Old Signal

Old SDK

Old safety notes

Old FAQ