Svmuu reported that Bitget’s Chinese lead, Xie Jiayin, stated that in Q3 of last year, Bitget took the lead in entering UEX, capturing up to 90% of the U.S. stock token market share. However, the experience with liquidity, dividends, and stock splits was poor. Bitget’s self-developed U.S. stock product, Reality, aims to solve these industry pain points:
Direct Broker Liquidity: It operates exactly like trading on Futu, with no spreads and strong liquidity;
Dividend Distribution: Dividends are paid directly to your account, identical to holding stocks on Futu;
Maximizing Capital Utilization: Bitget’s U.S. stock tokens can be used as margin, participate in strategy trading, and support lending and wealth management.
Additionally, rToken will be listed on Bitget in early June.
Xie Jiayin: Bitget’s Self-Developed U.S. Stock Product Reality Can Address Industry Pain Points, rToken to Launch in Early June
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