cross-margin

Bitget

2026-09-03 11:07:17

Bitget Stock Tokens Reach $200M AUM, August Trading Volume Exceeds 1.2 Million Orders

Bitget's stock token rToken has surpassed $200 million in assets under management, with August cumulative trading orders reaching 1.2 million. The number of trading users grew 20% month-over-month, and weekend trading volume share increased 8% month-over-month. rToken, identified by the prefix "r" plus the stock ticker (e.g., rNVDA for Nvidia), is issued by Bitget's licensed RWA protocol Reality and connected to global liquidity pools via compliant broker Alpaca. Key features include 1:1 asset reserves, dividend distribution in token form, corporate action mapping, and use as cross-margin collateral for unified accounts and USDT-margined contracts.

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Binance

2026-09-01 09:02:51

Binance to Adjust Collateral Rates Sept. 4: ZEC Up, 10 Tokens Down

Binance will adjust collateral rates for a batch of assets at 06:00 UTC on September 4, 2026, covering cross-margin borrowing, transfer collateral, portfolio margin, and tiered margin rates. The process is expected to take around 30 minutes. ZEC's rate is raised from 50% to 70%, and SYRUP's from 10% to 30%, alongside changes to its Pro portfolio tiered rate. Ten tokens — AIXBT, RARE, KSM, CATI, RED, FLUX, PIXEL, RONIN, SAGA, BICO — will drop from 30% to 10%. The exchange urged users to keep a close eye on uniMMR to avoid liquidation.

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Hyperliquid

2026-07-24 07:20:17

Trade.xyz Activates MAG7 Cross-Margin on Hyperliquid Mainnet, Boosting Capital Efficiency for US Stock Perps

Trade.xyz has launched cross-margin for MAG7 stocks (GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL, META, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA) on Hyperliquid mainnet, allowing shared collateral across positions. Unified Account or Portfolio Margin modes are required for cross-platform benefits.

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SEC

2026-07-24 01:10:15

SEC and CFTC Open Cross-Margin Review, Seek Public Input on Market Rules

The SEC and CFTC have launched a joint review of cross-margin and portfolio margining rules across securities and derivatives markets, with a 60-day public comment period starting after publication in the Federal Register.

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