Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget reported explosive growth in tokenized US stock trading during the recent earnings season.
The platform saw spot trading volume increase 452% month-over-month from mid-October through November.
Futures trading volume jumped 4,468% during the same period.
The surge coincided with Q3 earnings reports from major technology companies.
What Happened
Futures markets showed aggressive concentration in mega-cap technology stocks.
Tesla led futures trading with $2.54 billion in volume, followed by Meta at $2.05 billion and MicroStrategy at $1.43 billion.
Meta's futures volume expanded 40,774% month-over-month, while Microsoft saw 24,339% growth.
MicroStrategy futures volume increased 11,684%.
Spot market trading showed more balanced diversification.
Nvidia commanded approximately $30 million in volume, marking 1,888% month-over-month expansion.
The Nasdaq-100 ETF token grew 3,492%, while the S&P 500 token increased 3,247%.
Long-term Treasury ETF tokens saw extraordinary 69,573% volume growth, signaling defensive positioning during earnings volatility.
Why It Matters
Bitget's 24/7 trading model enabled participation across global time zones.
Asian traders accounted for 39.66% of the user base, leveraging extended hours to react to earnings releases.
The platform's integration with Ondo Finance allows trading of over 100 tokenized US stocks on blockchain networks.
"When investors across continents can participate in earnings season in real time - using USDT, with 24-hour access and without geographic barriers - the market becomes broader, more liquid, and fundamentally more sophisticated," said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget.
The exchange recently migrated its tokenized stock tokens to the BSC network to reduce transaction costs.
Bitget extended zero-fee trading on tokenized stocks through January 16, 2026.
The platform serves over 120 million users with access to cryptocurrency and tokenized assets through its Universal Exchange model.