Bitget has expanded the collateral list on its Crypto Loans product by adding 38 stock tokens, or rTokens, bringing the total number of supported names to 103. The newly added assets include rIBM, rTQQQ and rNOK, covering major U.S. stocks and ETFs across sectors such as technology, consumer and finance.
Users holding these stock tokens can now pledge them as collateral to borrow USDT, USDC and more than 100 crypto assets without selling their positions. Bitget said collateral parameters are available on its official platform.
The exchange said rTokens are issued by Reality, its licensed real-world asset protocol. These tokens use the format of the letter "r" plus the stock ticker, such as rNVDA for Nvidia. According to the announcement, Reality connects to liquidity pools tied to Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca.
Bitget also outlined several features of the product, including 1:1 reserves for the underlying assets under licensed custody, 1:1 tokenized dividend distribution, synchronized handling of corporate actions such as stock splits and reverse splits, and the ability to use holdings as joint margin in unified accounts and USDT-margined futures.
Bitget has added 38 stock tokens, known as rTokens, to the list of assets accepted as collateral in its Crypto Loans segment, raising the total number of supported names to 103.
The newly supported assets include rIBM, rTQQQ and rNOK, covering popular U.S. stocks and ETFs across technology, consumer and financial sectors. Users holding those stock tokens can now pledge them to borrow mainstream assets such as USDT and USDC, along with more than 100 crypto assets, without selling their positions. Specific collateral parameters are available on Bitget's official platform.
How the rToken structure works
Bitget said rTokens use the format of the letter "r" followed by the stock ticker, with Nvidia represented as rNVDA. The tokens are issued by Reality, Bitget's licensed real-world asset protocol, and connect to global liquidity pools linked to Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca.
According to the announcement, the product includes 1:1 reserves for the underlying assets held by licensed custodians, 1:1 dividend distribution in token form, synchronized mapping of corporate actions such as stock splits and reverse splits, and eligibility for use as joint margin in unified accounts and USDT-margined futures.
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