Bitget has added 15 tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds as eligible margin assets in its Unified Trading Account, broadening the collateral now available to futures traders.
Bitget Margin Expansion
The exchange said the change took effect Jun. 4 in the UTC+8 zone, within its Multi-Asset Mode for USDT-M Futures. Holders can now pledge them as collateral while they trade, freeing capital for other positions. The tokens had previously been limited to spot use.
The list of eligible assets spans 15 names. They include tokenized versions of Apple, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, Nvidia and Microsoft, index trackers such as rQQQ and rSPY, and chipmakers including Intel, ASML and Broadcom.
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Demand-Driven Step
Gracy Chen, Bitget's chief executive, framed it as a demand-driven step. She said the addition brings "a more seamless experience across crypto and traditional market products," and gives users more ways to put holdings to work. For traders, the appeal is capital efficiency, since funds can shift between spot and futures without converting holdings into a single settlement asset.
The launch extends Bitget's wider Universal Exchange, which gathers crypto, tokenized instruments and derivatives under a single account. That platform now offers more than 100 tokenized stocks, funds, commodities, foreign exchange products and precious metals, spanning global markets.
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