Bitget’s Ask Satoshi Report: Bitcoin’s Ethos Captures 40% of User Queries

Key Points

• Bitget’s “Ask Satoshi” campaign offered insights into global crypto users’ interpretations of Bitcoin’s origins.
• The report reveals a maturing crypto audience, highlighting the growing influence of AI in trading and learning.

During Bitget’s recent celebration of Bitcoin’s seventeenth anniversary, the crypto community had a chance to pose questions to “Satoshi,” Bitcoin’s elusive creator, via an AI trading assistant, GetAgent.

Over two weeks, more than 10,000 participants from 90 countries submitted over 30,000 questions, providing a unique insight into how the crypto community views Bitcoin’s origins in an AI-dominated era.

Understanding Bitcoin’s Purpose

The report indicates that the curiosity about Bitcoin’s purpose is as strong as the interest in its price.

Nearly 40% of all questions asked whether Bitcoin has remained true to its original ideals. The most commonly asked questions revolved around Satoshi’s potential embrace of AI and the reasons behind his disappearance.

There were regional variations in the questions, with some focusing on decentralization, while others explored identity, legacy, and security risks.

The questions were submitted in over ten languages, with significant participation from Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Europe.

A striking 75% of English-language questions came from non-English-speaking countries, demonstrating how AI tools like GetAgent are breaking down language barriers and making crypto education more accessible globally.

Adoption of AI and Trading Behavior

The report also highlighted clear parallels between AI adoption and trading behavior.

90% of core GetAgent users made trades within the past 30 days, with 75% active in the last week. Peak trading times were between 10 PM and midnight, with GetAgent usage following the same pattern.

This suggests that traders are increasingly relying on AI for real-time support during active market sessions. Daytime usage leaned more towards education, research, and strategy planning, emphasizing GetAgent’s dual role as an execution partner and a learning tool.

The report also noted differences between VIP and regular users. VIP users interacted with GetAgent more directly and typed more customized queries focused on hedging, market cycles, and macro shifts.

Regular users preferred suggested prompts, using the assistant to deepen their understanding. These behaviors indicate how GetAgent mirrors user maturity, trading confidence, and market exposure.

The report reflects a global crypto community that is becoming more knowledgeable, more diverse, and more influenced by AI. As crypto and AI continue to intersect, Bitget’s Universal Exchange model aims to support this next phase, one where traders engage not only with markets, but with the ideas and innovations shaping them.