Bitget Adds Apple, Tesla, Nvidia Tokens as Futures Collateral

TLDR

• Bitget adds Apple, Tesla, Nvidia tokens as futures collateral

• Bitget expands margin use for 15 tokenized stocks and ETFs

• Apple, Tesla, Nvidia tokens now support Bitget futures margin

• Bitget boosts tokenized asset utility across futures trading

• Bitget widens Unified Trading Account collateral options

Bitget has expanded tokenized stock utility by adding Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and other assets as futures collateral. The exchange now lets users apply selected tokenized equities and ETFs toward USDT-M futures margin. The move strengthens its unified account model and links crypto trading with traditional market exposure.

Bitget Adds Tokenized Stocks as Futures Margin Assets

Bitget said the update took effect on June 4 under its Unified Trading Account system. The eligible assets include rAAPL, rTSLA, rNVDA, rAMZN, rMETA, rGOOGL, rMSFT, and rINTC. Besides, the list includes rMU, rASML, rAVGO, rTSM, rQQQ, rSPY, and rSNDK.

The update allows traders to use these tokenized stocks and ETFs as collateral for USDT-M futures. Hence, users can keep exposure to selected equity-linked products while managing futures positions. The change also reduces the need to convert holdings into one settlement asset.

Bitget Chief Executive Officer Gracy Chen said users want more ways to use tokenized assets across trading products. She said the new margin support adds flexibility inside the Unified Trading Account. Moreover, she said it improves access across crypto and traditional market products.

Unified Trading Account Expands Capital Use

Bitget’s Unified Trading Account combines spot assets, futures positions, and margin needs under one structure. Therefore, users can manage different products without moving funds between separate account systems. The exchange uses this model to improve capital use across several asset classes.

Under Multi-Asset Mode, eligible holdings can support margin requirements for USDT-M futures. Consequently, tokenized stocks and ETFs now have a broader role beyond spot exposure. This structure gives traders more room to allocate capital across markets.

The update also supports demand for platforms that connect digital assets with traditional financial instruments. Tokenized equities continue to gain use as exchanges add new trading functions. However, Bitget positions the feature as part of a wider account efficiency push.

Bitget Builds Its Tokenized Asset Ecosystem

Bitget has increased its tokenized market offering through several launches in recent months. In May, the exchange introduced Reality, a regulated tokenization platform for rTokens. These rTokens track publicly traded U.S. stocks and ETFs on a one-to-one basis.

The company said Reality connects tokenized assets with regulated broker-dealers and U.S. market infrastructure. Additionally, it designed the platform to handle liquidity, reserves, dividends, and corporate actions. Several assets now approved for margin use come from this product suite.

Bitget Wallet also integrated xStocks infrastructure in May to expand self-custodial tokenized asset access. The wallet added more than 130 tokenized stocks and ETFs through that integration. Meanwhile, Bitget says its ecosystem offers over 100 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, forex products, and metals.