Connecting Bitget to Tiger.com for Crypto Trading
Summary
The guide describes connecting a Bitget account to the Tiger.com desktop terminal using an API key, secret, and passphrase. It outlines creating an API key with spot and futures permissions, protecting its credentials, and entering them into the terminal. Once connected, the terminal syncs account data and supports order entry for Bitget spot and USDT-margined futures.
Tiger.com’s features include chart and footprint views, a customizable depth of market, chart-based order placement, stop-loss and take-profit settings, risk limits, and replay or simulator tools. The guide notes API rate limits, a cap on API keys per user, and that deposits and withdrawals remain on Bitget. It is a product setup overview rather than a trading strategy evaluation; it gives no performance evidence, and the description does not assess the security implications of granting trading permissions to a third-party terminal.
Key ideas
- A single Bitget API connection can support spot and futures trading in Tiger.com, subject to selected permissions.
- The terminal offers depth-of-market, footprint charting, and chart-based order entry tools.
- Risk controls include limits for losses, position sizes, and daily drawdown.
- Simulator and historical playback functions can support practice and strategy review.
- API rate limits apply, and the guide does not evaluate strategy performance or third-party access risk.
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