Bitget Greater China head Xie Jiayin said in a post on X that rToken has reached $115 million in assets under management five weeks after launch. He argued that many teams working on real-world asset, or RWA, products have overlooked what he described as Wall Street institutions’ core demands: convenient risk controls and better capital efficiency.
Xie said the main force behind rToken is its unified account structure, which he said allows crypto assets and U.S. equities to be traded under the same framework with unified risk management. In his description, that setup lets users use unrealized gains from U.S. stocks to add margin to crypto positions during extreme market conditions, while also allowing long-term crypto holdings to be used as leverage for more trading opportunities. He said this breaks the asset separation that has traditionally existed between crypto exchanges and U.S. stock brokerages.
Bitget Greater China head Xie Jiayin said in a post on X that rToken has reached $115 million in assets under management five weeks after going live, according to ChainCatcher.
Xie wrote that many teams working on RWA products have overlooked what he called Wall Street institutions’ most important demands: easier risk control and capital efficiency.
Xie links rToken growth to unified account design
He said the main underlying driver of rToken is a unified account mechanism that allows crypto assets and U.S. equities to be traded under the same system with unified risk management.
In extreme market conditions, Xie said, users can use unrealized gains from U.S. stocks to add margin to crypto positions, while long-term crypto holdings can also be used as leverage to open up more trading opportunities. He said this removes the asset separation between traditional crypto exchanges and U.S. stock brokerages.
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