Bitget adds 22 tokenized U.S. stocks for weekend trading, raising total to 61

Bitget adds 22 tokenized U.S. stocks for weekend trading, raising total to 61

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2026-07-17 09:37:03
Bitget said it has added 22 more tokenized U.S. stocks, branded as rToken, for weekend trading. The newly added names include rMRNA for Moderna, rAMAT for Applied Materials, and rORCL for Oracle. After the update, the total number of stock tokens available for weekend trading on the platform has reached 61. According to the announcement, when U.S. equities markets are closed, Bitget will generate continuous weekend trading prices based on a combination of Friday’s closing prices, market maker quotes, and market expectations. The feature supports limit orders as well as take-profit and stop-loss settings. To reduce the risk of abnormal moves, the platform has applied a protection band of about ±20% to weekend limit orders. Bitget said the rToken series, identified by the letter “r” plus a stock ticker such as rNVDA for Nvidia, is issued by Reality, its licensed RWA protocol. Through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca, the product connects to global liquidity pools including Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange. Bitget also said the tokens are backed by 1:1 reserves, dividends are distributed in token form on a 1:1 basis, corporate actions are mirrored, and holdings can be used as joint collateral in unified accounts and USDT-margined futures.
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Bitget has added 22 tokenized U.S. stocks, or rToken, for weekend trading, according to an official announcement. The newly supported names include rMRNA for Moderna, rAMAT for Applied Materials, and rORCL for Oracle.

With the update, the number of stock tokens available for weekend trading on the platform has increased to 61.

During periods when the U.S. stock market is closed, Bitget said it will generate continuous weekend trading prices using Friday’s closing prices, market maker quotes, and market expectations. The feature supports limit orders, take-profit orders, and stop-loss settings. To guard against abnormal volatility, the system applies a protection limit of about ±20% to weekend limit orders.

Bitget said rToken products use the format of the letter “r” plus a stock ticker, such as rNVDA for Nvidia. The tokens are issued by Reality, Bitget’s licensed RWA protocol, and connect to global liquidity pools including Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca.

According to the announcement, the products have several features:

  • Underlying assets are backed by 1:1 reserves and held by a licensed custodian;
  • Stock dividends are distributed in token form on a 1:1 basis;
  • Corporate actions including stock splits and reverse splits are mirrored;
  • Holdings can be used as joint collateral for unified accounts and USDT-margined futures.

Bitget said the structure allows users to hold global stock exposure while keeping capital management flexible.

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