Bitget took part in FutureMode 2026 in Taipei as a gold sponsor, using the Sept. 4-6 event to connect with industry leaders, institutional partners, creators and users through panel discussions, rToken product experiences, cross-venue brand activities and community collaborations.
The company framed the event around putting products into real-life settings. Its tokenized U.S. stock product, rToken, was built into exhibition tasks, interactive installations and off-site activities so attendees could experience how digital assets and traditional financial markets are moving closer together.
Three panels focused on stablecoins, regulation and AI-native products
During the event, representatives from Bitget and Bitget Wallet joined three themed panels covering payment infrastructure, regulatory conditions and product innovation.
Stablecoin Race for Asia
Will Wu, APAC lead at Bitget Wallet, joined the "Stablecoin Race for Asia" session. He and other participants discussed stablecoin development in Asian payments, cross-border remittances and digital dollar applications. According to the event description, Asia is becoming an important fintech market as stablecoins spread more quickly worldwide, with local regulation, domestic currency systems and fintech infrastructure shaping the region's next generation of financial networks.
Global regulatory shifts and RWA trends
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen held a fireside chat with Blocktrend founder Hsu Ming-En on the global regulatory environment for virtual assets, the evolution of VASP policy and trends in real-world asset tokenization. The discussion centered on how the industry can balance technical innovation, compliance and user protection as digital assets move closer to the mainstream. The event materials also described RWA as a key link between traditional finance and on-chain markets, opening new possibilities for financial products and asset circulation.
Building AI-native crypto products
Bitget marketing manager Yoaka joined the "Building AI-Native Crypto Products" panel with other speakers to discuss how AI-native crypto products are being designed. The session looked at how AI is affecting product design, user interaction and infrastructure as blockchain and artificial intelligence develop together, and how Web3 projects are applying those tools to real use cases.
rToken was the centerpiece of the on-site experience
With tokenized U.S. equities and RWA drawing market attention, Bitget made rToken the core element of its exhibition setup. On-site activities included an rToken decibel challenge, a U.S. stock-themed vending machine, blind cards and prize draws. Participants had a chance to receive rToken tied to U.S. stock names including NVDA, MU and TSM.
Bitget said the design was meant to let users learn about tokenized U.S. equities through participation and rewards rather than through one-way product explanations alone.
The company also set up two rToken "liquidity supply stations" near the venue, offering 300 egg cakes and 500 drinks with limited packaging, cup sleeves and a one-day creator store manager activity. Bitget said that extended product communication beyond the exhibition hall into everyday consumer settings. It added that food packaging, interactive props and event flow were planned with both photo appeal and social distribution in mind, so each execution could serve product education, brand exposure and content creation at the same time.
Extending the event into everyday touchpoints
Bitget said it wanted the campaign's reach to last beyond the three-day exhibition. Utility shopping bags released at the event were designed for travel, shopping and daily use. The venue also featured a roughly 100 x 90 cm giant shopping bag installation carrying the line "Bitget is here, so you're VIP," turning merchandise into a recognizable photo backdrop.
Projects such as the rToken decibel challenge, the liquidity supply stations, the U.S. stock-themed vending machine and roaming on-site interactions were planned from the start with online distribution in mind. The company said it considered whether the setup could keep attendees engaged, whether it offered reasons to take photos and whether creators and users could produce material suitable for sharing. In its description of the campaign, Bitget linked physical experience with social content to extend the lifespan of a short exhibition.
Private dinner for VIP and institutional guests
Before FutureMode officially opened, Bitget also hosted "Taipei VIP & Institutional Private Dinner with Gracy," inviting VIP clients, institutional representatives and industry partners. Gracy Chen met with guests, and the Bitget team introduced its VIP and institutional business layout.
The event materials said the dinner created a setting for more in-depth discussion on market development, product needs and possible cooperation, while also strengthening Bitget's ties with key partners in Taiwan and the broader Asia-Pacific region. Together with the main exhibition, the dinner formed a layered event structure that ran from institutional exchange and industry dialogue to user-facing experience.
Media and community distribution after the event
Beyond the panels, exhibition zone and private dinner, Bitget said it combined media relations, CEO interviews, creator collaborations, user-generated content and official community channels to connect pre-event warm-up, coverage during the event and post-event recap. The company said this content plan was developed during the preparation stage so visuals, product experiences and industry viewpoints from the venue could continue circulating after the show ended.
In its account of the strategy, Bitget said offline events are no longer measured only by foot traffic or one-off exposure. Instead, the format now combines content output, user participation, product experience and post-event distribution to extend the overall campaign cycle.
Platform figures disclosed by Bitget and Bitget Wallet
Bitget said it was founded in 2018 and describes itself as the world's largest Universal Exchange, or UEX. The company said it serves more than 125 million users and offers trading in more than 2 million crypto tokens, along with more than 500 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, foreign exchange products and precious metals including gold. It also said its ecosystem uses AI agents that can assist with trade execution.
The company said it has promoted crypto adoption through strategic partnerships including MotoGP. It also said it is working with UNICEF with a goal of providing blockchain education support to 1.1 million people by 2027. Bitget added that it holds a leading position in tokenized traditional finance markets and provides competitive pricing and liquidity services across 150 regions globally.
For Bitget Wallet, the article said the self-custodial Web3 wallet serves more than 100 million users and supports more than 130 major blockchain networks and millions of crypto assets. It offers asset management, multi-chain trading, staking, payments, market data, DApp browsing and wealth management functions, with direct access to more than 20,000 decentralized applications.
Bitget Wallet also aggregates hundreds of decentralized exchanges and cross-chain bridges, supports multi-chain asset swaps and cross-chain interaction, and includes advanced swap tools and market insight capabilities. The company said it has established a $300 million user protection fund to strengthen asset security.
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