Bitget launches cross-asset unified account, allowing 100 US stock tokens to be used as margin
Odaily reports that Bitget has launched a cross-asset Unified Trading Account (UTA), which currently includes over 370 assets within a unified margin pool, such as 100 US stock tokens (rToken). Under this mechanism, US stock tokens (rToken) held by users can not only earn dividends by holding shares but also serve as collateral and margin for borrowing, further enhancing capital efficiency.
The first batch of US stock tokens included in the margin system covers 100 mainstream stocks such as Apple (rAAPL), NVIDIA (rNVDA), and Tesla (rTSLA), with discount rates set according to asset tiers, reaching up to 95%. As the product iterates, Bitget will continue to expand the list of assets available for margin and leverage trading, further breaking down liquidity barriers between traditional financial assets and crypto trading scenarios.
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