CryptoRank: Bitget’s large order slippage for US stock tokens is 58% lower than other platforms
Odaily reported that CryptoRank has released a research report on the liquidity, market structure, and execution quality of tokenized stocks. Data shows that the current on-chain value of the tokenized stock market has approached $2 billion, with more than 471 thousand on-chain holders. The report selected four assets—Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta, and Tesla—that have effective bidirectional order books across all test platforms for horizontal comparison.
The research results indicate that Bitget rToken achieved the best execution performance in both $10 thousand and $50 thousand order tests, and demonstrated the most balanced order book liquidity within a ±50 basis points price range. Notably, the slippage for $50 thousand orders is up to 58% lower compared to other tokenized stock products. CryptoRank pointed out that this is mainly due to Bitget rToken's 1:1 mapping to traditional market liquidity on the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, and similar venues, providing greater execution efficiency for large transactions.
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