Bitget Expands Spot Market with Ondo Tokenized Stocks, ETFs, and Precious Metals

Bitget Expands Spot Market with Ondo Tokenized Stocks, ETFs, and Precious Metals

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2026-07-09 03:46:12
Bitget launches tokenized US equities, ETFs, and precious metals via Ondo Global Markets, enabling 24/7 trading alongside crypto. Market share hit 89%.
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Bitget Deepens Ondo Partnership with New Tokenized Equities, ETFs, and Commodities

Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, has expanded its spot market by listing a new batch of tokenized securities from Ondo Global Markets. The additions include major US stocks such as Tesla (TSLAon), NVIDIA (NVDAon), Apple (AAPLon), Alphabet (GOOGLon), Microsoft (MSFTon), Amazon (AMZNon), Meta (METAon), and AMD (AMDon). Index ETFs like SPYon, IVVon, QQQon, IWMon, and ITOTon are now available, alongside precious metal products IAUon (gold) and SLVon (silver). All assets can be traded in a single USDT-based account, 24/7 alongside cryptocurrencies.

Market Share Surges to 89% as Demand for Tokenized Stocks Grows

The launch builds on an existing relationship between Bitget and Ondo that has been steadily expanding. In September 2025, Bitget and Bitget Wallet introduced access to over 100 tokenized assets through Ondo Finance. More recently, Bitget added 98 new tokenized US stocks and ETFs. The platform's internal data shows that Ondo tokenized stock trading on Bitget captured approximately 73% of the market in early December, rising to roughly 89% by the end of the month — reflecting surging user demand for blockchain-based access to global markets. Ondo Global Markets is now the largest tokenized stock provider globally.

24/7 Trading Breaks Traditional Barriers

Unlike traditional market access tethered to brokerage rails and limited trading hours, Bitget's new spot listings enable continuous trading. Users can buy and sell these assets on Bitget's spot trading page at any time, allowing them to react to macro events, earnings releases, and weekend market sentiment without waiting for conventional exchanges to reopen. This structure aligns with the broader direction of the tokenized asset market, where traders increasingly expect global assets to move with the same speed and accessibility as crypto.

Executives: Building the 'Everything App'

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, stated: “Market movements are no longer bound by date and time, user expectations no longer stop at the boundary between crypto and traditional finance. This expansion with Ondo brings some of the world’s most watched equities, index products, and precious metals into our spot market in a way that feels native to how modern users already trade.” Ian De Bode, President of Ondo Finance, added: “Bitget is now offering tokenized equities alongside crypto and becoming the everything app, powered by Ondo. Ondo tokenized stocks, ETFs, and commodities are available for trading on every Bitget platform, in size.”

Advancing the 'Global Alpha in One' Strategy

The rollout further advances Bitget's 'Global Alpha in One' strategy and adds depth to its Universal Exchange model, bringing crypto, tokenized real-world assets, and broader market instruments together in one place. Bitget now serves over 125 million users, offering access to over 2 million crypto tokens, plus 100+ tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, FX, and precious metals. The exchange claims to lead the tokenized TradFi market with lowest fees and highest liquidity across 150 regions worldwide.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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