Bitget has introduced what it calls the first cross-asset Unified Trading Account, or UTA, in the industry, bringing more than 370 assets into a single margin pool. The rollout includes 100 tokenized U.S. stock products under its rToken line, allowing eligible holdings to be used not only as investment exposure but also as margin and collateral inside one account. According to the company, users can combine cryptocurrencies, tokenized U.S. equities and other real-world-asset-related holdings in the same account for derivatives trading, leveraged positions and collateralized borrowing. Bitget frames the product as the third stage in the evolution of unified accounts: from single-currency margin systems, to multi-crypto margin pools, and now to a cross-asset framework that includes tokenized stocks and RWA products. The company said rToken can serve three functions inside UTA: holding exposure to the underlying asset’s price performance, contributing to account margin, and being pledged to borrow stablecoins. Bitget also said the 100 supported rToken assets cover large-cap U.S. names, broad market indexes, preferred shares, technology, semiconductors, AI infrastructure, finance, consumer, energy, healthcare and communications.

Gate said its gStocks section will list 16 tokenized securities for spot trading at 16:00 on July 15 (UTC+8), according to an official announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The lineup includes VOOG and IVVG, along with tokenized versions tied to Caterpillar, Bank of America, Lam Research, Costco, UnitedHealth Group, General Electric, Chevron, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, HSBC Holdings, Home Depot, Arm, Netflix and Goldman Sachs. Gate said the gStocks tokenized securities product is backed by 1:1 full native reserves. The company also said the offering gives users one-stop access to 7×24 securities trading.

Bernstein said in a July 13 report that memory stocks have outperformed semiconductor equipment names by 661 percentage points since June 2025, raising a market concern over whether equipment shares would fall if memory reverses. Looking at a decade of historical data, the firm said the two groups have not been tightly linked over the long run, with correlation staying low and equipment stocks twice posting independent gains during weaker periods for memory. Those divergence windows lasted about two years each, according to the report. Bernstein also pointed to a longer stretch from 2019 to mid-2025, when memory lagged equipment for six years, only catching up in February 2026 after reaching a 36x cumulative gain over 15 years. The report said memory then accelerated and built up excess returns to an extreme level. If mean reversion takes place, equipment names could see relative outperformance. Bernstein cited SK Hynix’s $67 billion expansion plan and said equipment orders represent more certain revenue. It kept Outperform ratings on Applied Materials, Lam Research and ASML, with price targets of $525, $340 and €2,300, respectively.

U.S. AI-related stocks were broadly lower in premarket trading on July 13, according to market data from BIT (bit.com). Micron Technology fell 6.6%, while Nvidia declined 2.16%. Storage names also moved down sharply, with SanDisk off 6.5%, Seagate Technology down 5.4%, and Western Digital falling 6.6%. Among AI equipment makers, AMAT dropped 4.72% and LRCX lost 4.31%. CPO-linked stocks also traded lower, with LITE down 4.24% and AAOI off 4.01%. The move covered chip, storage, equipment, and CPO names in premarket trading.

While bitcoin stayed above $60,000 with limited weekly gains, metaverse tokens SAND and MANA and layer-2 token LRC posted triple-digit advances, helping lift the total crypto market cap to $2.835 trillion.

Coinbase announced plans to list over 30 new cryptocurrencies over the coming months, including ERC20 tokens and assets like NEO and XRP, aiming to eventually support more than 90% of compliant digital assets by market cap.

Major DeFi tokens crashed 30-56% in October 2020, with YFI leading the decline. Data suggests capital rotating out of DeFi back into Bitcoin, which surged nearly 30% to above $14,000, fueled by institutional investments from MicroStrategy and Square.

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