TLDR
- Bitget adds 100 tokenized US stocks to its unified margin account.
- One account now supports crypto and tokenized stocks as collateral.
- Eligible rTokens can secure loans and back futures trading positions.
- Reality-powered rTokens passed $100M in assets under management.
- Bitget plans to expand supported assets across unified trading.
Bitget has introduced a Cross-Asset Unified Account that combines cryptocurrencies and tokenized US stocks within one margin framework. The new system supports more than 370 eligible assets, including 100 tokenized US equities called rTokens. Bitget expands unified margin beyond digital assets and strengthens capital efficiency across multiple markets.
Bitget expands unified margin with tokenized US stocks
The new account allows eligible crypto assets and tokenized US stocks to share the same collateral pool. Users can manage different asset classes without separating funds across several trading accounts. The update marks the latest step in Bitget’s broader Universal Exchange strategy.
Exchange accounts isolated collateral for different products and trading positions. Bitget had already introduced a Unified Trading Account that combined several cryptocurrencies into one margin system. The latest release extends that structure to eligible real-world assets and tokenized US equities.
The initial rollout includes 100 tokenized US stocks and exchange-traded funds. These assets include rAAPL, rAMZN, rMETA, rTSLA, rGOOGL, rNVDA, rMSFT, rQQQ, rSPY, rJPM, rWMT, rV, and rMSTR. Additionally, eligible collateral receives discounts of up to 95%, while borrowing rates adjust hourly according to supply and demand.
Tokenized assets receive broader trading and borrowing functions
Eligible rTokens now support several activities within the same account structure. Users can maintain exposure to underlying equities while using those assets as collateral for futures and margin trading. They can also borrow stablecoins without selling their existing tokenized stock positions.
Bitget allows holders to receive cash dividend distributions where the underlying assets qualify. The same tokenized asset can support borrowing, trading, and portfolio management simultaneously. As a result, users gain additional flexibility without transferring assets between different accounts.
The exchange previously expanded tokenized asset support through a smaller collateral program. That earlier rollout enabled 15 tokenized stocks and ETFs as collateral for USDT-margined futures trading. However, the latest launch significantly increases supported assets while expanding their role across several trading products.
Reality platform strengthens Bitget’s tokenized asset strategy
The Cross-Asset Unified Account builds on Bitget’s Reality platform, which introduced tokenized US stocks earlier this year. According to the company, Reality issues rTokens backed through regulated brokerage arrangements. Consequently, the platform connects traditional financial assets with blockchain-based trading infrastructure.
Bitget reported that Reality-linked rTokens exceeded $100 million in assets under management during their first month. The company said cumulative trading volume surpassed $671 million over the same period. Those figures came from Bitget and remain unverified by independent sources.
The company also reported stronger liquidity across selected tokenized trading markets. Earlier research conducted with Block Scholes indicated that Bitget’s Nvidia-linked perpetual market reached about 75% of Bitcoin spot market liquidity depth. Meanwhile, Bitget plans to expand eligible assets within the Cross-Asset Unified Account as tokenized finance continues developing across global markets.
