Bitget has added 25 stock tokens (rTokens) to the collateral list of its lending product, bringing the total number of supported collateral assets to 128. The newly listed instruments include rIVV, rKLAC and rSMCI, along with other popular US stocks and ETFs spanning technology, consumer and financial sectors. Users holding these tokens can pledge them as collateral to borrow USDT, USDC and more than 100 other crypto assets — a way to unlock liquidity without selling positions. rTokens follow a naming rule of the letter "r" plus a stock ticker, with Nvidia represented as rNVDA. They are issued by Reality, Bitget's licensed RWA protocol, and connect to Nasdaq, the NYSE and other global liquidity pools through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca. Key features include 1:1 reserve backing with licensed custody, dividends distributed 1:1 in token form, and synchronized mapping of corporate actions such as stock splits. Holdings can also serve as joint margin for unified accounts and USDT-margined contracts.
Bitget has added 25 stock tokens to the collateral options of its lending product, bringing the total number of supported collateral assets to 128. The newly supported instruments — all rTokens — include rIVV, rKLAC and rSMCI, alongside other popular US stocks and ETFs tracking technology, consumer and financial sectors.
Holders of these stock tokens can now pledge them as collateral to borrow USDT, USDC and more than 100 other crypto assets. The arrangement lets users free up liquidity without selling their positions. Detailed collateral parameters are available on Bitget's official platform.
rTokens: issued by Reality, backed 1:1
rTokens follow a naming convention of the letter "r" plus a stock ticker — Nvidia, for example, is represented as rNVDA. The tokens are issued by Reality, a licensed RWA protocol under Bitget, and connect to global liquidity pools including Nasdaq and the NYSE through a partnership with regulated broker Alpaca.
Several features define the instrument. Underlying assets are reserved at a 1:1 ratio and held by licensed custodians. Stock dividends are paid to token holders in token form at a 1:1 ratio. Corporate actions, such as stock splits, are mapped onto the tokens in sync with the underlying equities.
Holdings can also be used as joint margin for unified accounts and USDT-margined contracts. That gives users the ability to manage their capital flexibly while maintaining exposure to global stock assets.
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