Bitget’s Xie Jiayin says rToken volume topped $2.17 billion in first six weeks

Bitget’s Xie Jiayin says rToken volume topped $2.17 billion in first six weeks

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2026-07-17 07:27:43
Bitget Greater China head Xie Jiayin shared key operating metrics for rToken, saying the product has logged $2.17 billion in cumulative trading volume since launch six weeks ago. Over the past seven days, average daily trading volume was about $80 million, while current user assets under management stood at $103 million. Xie said all figures can be checked publicly through the Reality platform, where related asset information is available for transparent verification rather than being kept in a black box. He also said Bitget rToken currently ranks first globally in U.S. stock liquidity. The figures were shared in a post cited by Foresight.
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Xie Jiayin, Bitget’s head of Greater China, shared fresh operating data for rToken, saying cumulative trading volume reached $2.17 billion in the six weeks since launch.

According to Xie, average daily trading volume over the past seven days was about $80 million, while current user assets under management, or AUM, stood at $103 million.

Xie said all of the data can be queried publicly through the Reality platform, adding that the related asset information is transparent and verifiable rather than held in a black box.

He also said Bitget rToken now ranks first globally in U.S. stock liquidity.

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