Bitget said it is in discussions with major Wall Street firms, including BlackRock, around distribution in Asia. Gracy Chen, the exchange’s CEO, identified the world’s largest asset manager as one example of the type of firm looking to widen distribution of tokenized ETFs in the region. The available source material does not include additional terms, timing, or deal structure, and no formal agreement was disclosed in the summary. The report points only to ongoing talks tied to regional distribution efforts for tokenized exchange-traded fund products.
Bitget said it is in talks with major Wall Street firms, including BlackRock, to support distribution in Asia.
Gracy Chen said the world’s largest asset manager was one example of the kind of firm seeking to expand distribution of tokenized ETFs in the region.
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