Bitget posted the lowest simulated slippage on large tokenized stock orders in a new study from CryptoRank, the research firm said Friday.
CryptoRank Slippage Study
The study weighed liquidity, market structure and execution quality across tokenized equity products listed on major exchanges.
Bitget's Reality rTokens recorded up to 58% lower slippage on $50,000 orders than rival products.
Researchers tested NVIDIA, Microsoft, Meta and Tesla, the only four assets with valid two-sided order books on every venue examined. Bitget led on both $10,000 and $50,000 orders, and it posted the highest balanced displayed liquidity within 50 basis points. CryptoRank credited the exchange's liquidity setup, which pairs its own order books with underlying NYSE and NASDAQ markets.
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Tokenized Equity Growth
Tokenized equities now hold close to $2 billion onchain across more than 471,000 holders, according to the report.
"Tokenization is moving beyond access and into infrastructure," said Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget, who said execution quality and market infrastructure will shape the next phase.
The findings follow Bitget's build-out of Stock+, which gives eligible users more than 500 tokenized stocks, ETFs and commodities in a single account. The service leans on 24/7 trading, fractional investing and liquidity tied to the same two exchanges. Bitget also registered for five regulated money services in New Zealand this week.
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