Bitget 已上线 IBM 、高盛、花旗等 45 只股票现货
Bitget 已上线 IBM 、高盛、花旗等 45 只股票现货
A new milestone for Tokenized Stocks and RWA in Crypto
The Real World Assets ( RWA ) narrative has moved from “concept” to “product surface area.” In early June 2026 , Bitget expanded its stock spot offering with a large batch of newly listed equity and ETF-linked tokens, pushing multi-asset trading deeper into the crypto exchange experience. Bitget’s own materials around its Stocks 2.0 rollout position these instruments as stock-linked spot tokens designed to mirror traditional market exposure while being traded with stablecoins. (bitget.com)
While some headlines summarize the expansion as “ 45 stocks,” Bitget’s listing bulletin for this round shows ** 49 newly listed stock spot assets** ( including both individual stocks and popular ETFs ) published on June 4 , 2026 ( UTC+8 ). You can review the full list directly in Bitget’s official notice via the link below. (bitget.com)
What’s actually being listed: “stock spot tokens” in plain English
In crypto, “tokenized equities” can mean very different structures:
- Some models are issuer-sponsored ( the company itself tokenizes its shares )
- Others are third-party sponsored ( a platform issues a token that references an underlying share, or references an entitlement / claim )
- Some products are synthetic exposure rather than direct share ownership
That distinction matters because tokenized securities do not stop being securities just because they’re on-chain or traded in a crypto-style interface—compliance obligations and investor-protection expectations still apply. For a clear regulatory framing, it’s worth reading the U.S. SEC’s 2026 statement on tokenized securities. (sec.gov)
What Bitget added in June 2026 : sectors, themes, and why traders care
From the newly listed batch, you can see a deliberate focus on high-volatility, high-attention themes that crypto users already trade actively:
- AI / cloud / frontier tech ( e.g., NBIS, APLD, COHR, EXOD )
- Consumer internet and fintech ( e.g., SOFI, ABNB, DASH, PINS )
- Regional and thematic ETFs that help users express macro views quickly ( e.g., KWEB, FXI, INDA, EWJ, SOXX, ARKK )
- Crypto-adjacent equities and narratives ( e.g., CIFR, GLXY )—useful for users who want “beta” exposure when crypto volatility compresses
For investors, the appeal is straightforward: this is portfolio expression—rotating between crypto assets and equity narratives from a single venue, often using USDT as the settlement currency. (bitget.com)
- Bitget’s June 5 press release summary: Bitget expands stock spot offering with 49 new equities and ETFs (bitget.com)
Stocks 2.0 and the bigger trend: bridging TradFi liquidity into crypto rails
This expansion did not happen in isolation. Bitget has been promoting a broader “Stocks 2.0” upgrade, describing improvements around liquidity access, corporate-action mapping, and integration with margin / strategy tools inside its ecosystem. (bitget.com)
If you want the product-level details ( dividends handling, mapping logic, and trading mechanics ), start here:
- Overview: Bitget — “Stocks 2.0” launch ( press release ) (bitget.com)
- Product note: Bitget Support — “Bitget ushers in the Stocks 2.0 era” (bitget.com)
- Primer: Bitget Academy — “What is Bitget Stock Spot Trading?” (bitget.com)
User FAQs: the questions that matter before trading tokenized equities
1 ) “Do I own the actual shares?”
In many tokenized-equity models, you are buying a token that represents exposure under a specific legal / custodial structure, not necessarily becoming a shareholder on the company’s cap table with voting rights. The SEC explicitly highlights that third-party tokenization models can differ materially in rights and risks. (sec.gov)
2 ) “Is this 24 / 7 stock trading?”
Tokenized stocks are often marketed as more flexible than traditional broker workflows, but the underlying market still has trading hours, holidays, and corporate actions. Always verify the platform’s trading schedule, settlement rules, and suspension notices for U.S. market holidays.
3 ) “What are the key risks vs. a brokerage account?”
The main differences users should evaluate:
- Counterparty / platform risk ( exchange operations, custody, compliance scope )
- Structure risk ( what exactly the token legally represents )
- Liquidity and tracking quality ( spreads, slippage, and how price alignment is maintained )
- Jurisdiction limits ( availability can be restricted; U.S. persons are commonly excluded in such offerings ) (bitget.com)
For broader policy context on tokenization benefits and risk tradeoffs, OECD’s 2025 paper is a useful baseline read. (oecd.org)
- Background: OECD — “Tokenisation of assets and distributed ledger technologies in financial markets” ( 2025 ) (oecd.org)
