Bitget said it has partnered with structured-product liquidity provider VETA Finance to upgrade its stock dual-investment offering, expanding the product pool beyond existing names such as NVIDIA (rNVDA), Google (rGOOGL), and AMD (rAMD) while adding more tenor options. The exchange said the upgrade is backed by deeper liquidity support, which it says will allow for more competitive annualized yields, alongside changes to product structure and settlement mechanisms aimed at improving the trading experience. At present, Bitget’s stock dual-investment product supports two strategies: “buy low” and “sell high.” Users can subscribe with USDT or eligible U.S. equity tokens, and asset conversion at maturity is determined by the preset target price, investment term, and the final settlement price, with interest paid accordingly. Bitget also said it plans to work with VETA Finance on additional structured products based on the rToken ecosystem, including Accumulator and Decumulator options (AQ), as it broadens its lineup from standardized wealth products to more customized solutions within its Universal Exchange ecosystem.
Bitget said it has partnered with structured-product liquidity provider VETA Finance to upgrade its stock dual-investment products.
The upgrade expands the product pool built around existing popular names including NVIDIA (rNVDA), Google (rGOOGL), and AMD (rAMD), and adds more investment tenor choices. Bitget said deeper liquidity support will help the platform offer more competitive annualized yields, while product structure and settlement mechanisms have also been optimized to improve the user trading experience.
At present, Bitget’s stock dual-investment offering supports two strategies: “buy low” and “sell high.” Users can subscribe with USDT or eligible U.S. equity tokens. Based on a preset target price and investment term, the product converts into the corresponding asset at maturity according to the settlement price, with interest paid accordingly.
Bitget also said it plans to work with VETA Finance to launch structured products based on the rToken ecosystem, including Accumulator and Decumulator options (AQ). The company said the move is intended to extend its lineup from standardized wealth-management products to customized solutions and broaden multi-asset wealth options within the Universal Exchange (UEX) ecosystem.
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