Bybit, the Dubai-based crypto exchange, has listed pre-market perpetual contracts linked to Chinese robotics company Unitree and AI startup Moonshot AI. The contracts are margined and settled in USDT and do not grant ownership of any shares in the underlying companies. Bybit said its TradFi perpetuals lineup has grown to more than 200 products since launching in April, spanning stocks, ETFs, commodities, indexes, and pre-market companies. Cointelegraph also cited RWA.xyz data showing tokenized stocks now have a distributed value of $2.38 billion and 1.31 million holders, with the holder count up 123.62% over the past 30 days. Separately, Unitree received approval from Chinese securities regulators in July for a planned listing on Shanghai’s STAR Market.
Bybit, the Dubai-based crypto exchange, has launched pre-market perpetual contracts tied to Chinese robotics company Unitree and AI startup Moonshot AI. The contracts are denominated and settled in USDT, and they do not confer ownership of shares in either company.
Bybit said its TradFi perpetual product suite has expanded to more than 200 listings since its April launch. The lineup covers stocks, ETFs, commodities, indexes, and pre-market companies.
According to Cointelegraph, Unitree received approval from Chinese securities regulators in July for a planned listing on Shanghai’s STAR Market.
RWA.xyz data shows tokenized stocks have reached a distributed value of $2.38 billion, with 1.31 million holders. The number of holders rose 123.62% over the past 30 days.
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