Bitget Adds 15 Tokenized Stocks And ETFs As Margin Assets For USDT-M Futures Trading
In Brief
Bitget has added 15 tokenized stocks and ETFs as margin assets for USDT-M Futures, allowing users to use tokenized holdings as collateral and improve capital efficiency across markets.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget announced that it has expanded its trading infrastructure by adding 15 tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as eligible margin assets within its Unified Trading Account and Multi-Asset Mode for USDT-M Futures. The update, which took effect on June 4 (UTC+8), allows users to use selected tokenized equities and ETFs as collateral when trading futures, increasing capital efficiency across multiple asset classes within a single account environment.
The newly eligible assets include:
- rAAPL,
- rAMZN,
- rMETA,
- rMU,
- rTSLA,
- rGOOGL,
- rNVDA,
- rINTC,
- rMSFT,
- rASML,
- rAVGO,
- rTSM,
- rQQQ,
- rSPY,
- and rSNDK.
By extending margin eligibility to these tokenized instruments, Bitget is broadening their functionality beyond spot trading and enabling their integration into futures-based trading strategies.
“As tokenized assets continue to gain traction across global markets, users are looking for more ways to utilize their holdings across different trading activities,” said Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget in a written statement. “Adding tokenized stocks and ETFs as margin assets increases flexibility within the Unified Trading Account and supports a more seamless experience across crypto and traditional market products,” she added.
Expansion of Multi-Asset Trading Capabilities
Bitget’s Unified Trading Account is designed to consolidate spot holdings, futures positions, and margin management within a single framework. Through the platform’s Multi-Asset Mode for USDT-M Futures, eligible assets can be used to satisfy margin requirements, allowing users to allocate capital more efficiently while maintaining exposure to multiple markets. The inclusion of tokenized stocks and ETFs further expands the range of assets that can be utilized within this structure.
The move reflects increasing demand for trading systems that bridge digital assets and traditional financial markets. As tokenized equities gain wider adoption, market participants are seeking more efficient ways to deploy capital across different products without transferring funds between separate accounts or converting holdings into a single settlement currency. Expanding the list of eligible margin assets is intended to support this evolving trading approach by enhancing the practical utility of tokenized financial instruments.
The announcement forms part of Bitget’s broader expansion of its Universal Exchange ecosystem, which combines cryptocurrencies, tokenized financial products, and derivatives trading within a unified account framework. The platform currently provides access to more than 100 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, foreign exchange products, and precious metals, offering users broader exposure to global financial markets through a single trading experience.
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