The source article argues blockchain’s banking use cases go well beyond crypto, spanning payments, transfers, tokenized assets, lending, settlement, fundraising, accounting, and digital identity verification.
Bitget said its tokenized stock product rToken reached about $114 million in assets under management as of July 6, 2026, just five weeks after launching on June 2. Over the same period, cumulative trading volume climbed to $671.37 million, with average daily volume at $19.75 million and a single-day high of $56.16 million. The company said the figures show that rToken has quickly drawn attention from crypto investors looking for exposure to U.S. stock-related assets through a 24/7 trading interface. Asset allocation data cited in the report showed rSPCX as the largest rToken, accounting for 23.51% of total TVL, followed by rCSCO at 17.75% and rNVDA at 13.38%. Bitget Research said early demand has centered on two areas: private-market-style assets that are harder to access through traditional brokerages, and AI infrastructure names spanning networking, chips, memory, semiconductors and computing infrastructure. Bitget Research also pointed to high turnover in early trading, noting that cumulative volume was close to six times current AUM. The report added that investor interest has widened beyond AI into themes such as storage, electric vehicles, software and communications, while second-quarter earnings season could lift near-term trading activity.
Bitget launches a Lunar New Year campaign with over 100,000 USDT in rewards, focusing on grid trading, copy trading, and new user bonuses, plus VIP upgrades.
Bitget launches licensed RWA protocol Reality, issuing tokenized stocks (rTokens) pegged 1:1 to US equities, with dividends paid in USDT and deep integration into its exchange ecosystem.
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.
Bitget has introduced a long-term investor education initiative called "100 Questions About TradFi," a program designed to break traditional finance into 100 core questions and present it in a more structured way for crypto users and broader investors. The company said the series spans six modules: financial basics, asset knowledge, market structure, macroeconomics, risk management, and the evolution of multi-asset trading. Materials will be updated weekly. The program focuses on stocks, commodities, interest rates, and capital flows, with the stated goal of helping traders understand how different asset classes interact and how macro variables can shape market performance. According to Bitget, investors now need to look beyond single-market price moves as crypto assets and traditional financial products become more connected. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said crypto investors should pay attention to rates, inflation, equities, commodities, and global liquidity as links across markets deepen. The company also reiterated details about its business and wallet operations, including service coverage in more than 200 countries and regions, over 120 million users on the exchange side, and more than 80 million users for Bitget Wallet.
Bitget has published its 2026 Anti-Scam Month Report, outlining how fraud patterns changed across digital assets and broader multi-asset finance between July 2025 and June 2026. The report says scams are no longer confined to a single platform or asset class as users move beyond crypto into tokenized stocks, CFDs, staking, wallets, AI investment tools and real-world assets. According to Bitget’s security team, the platform blocked more than 150 million malicious requests during the period, identified over 13,000 high-risk IP addresses, handled 18,135 user protection cases and helped recover about $32.3 million tied to security incidents and scam activity. Bitget Research also said participation in two or more asset categories rose from under 1% in mid-2025 to more than 10% by May 2026. The report highlights AI-driven impersonation, staged social engineering, wallet approval abuse and malicious smart contracts as major threats, while arguing that faster coordination among exchanges, security researchers, regulators, law enforcement and users is becoming central to loss prevention and asset recovery.
Bitget's CFD daily trading volume exceeded $6 billion, a new record. The UEX platform integrates crypto, commodities, forex, and indices, meeting demand for multi-asset trading amid macro volatility.
