Bitget just added what they’re calling Stocks 2.0. It’s tokenized versions of actual US equities that are linked to real market liquidity through a licensed RWA issuer.

The initial list has 36 assets. Examples include Tesla, Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, and QQQ. You trade them directly against USDT on the spot market. Dividends are converted to USDT and paid out, while things like stock splits show up automatically in your token balance.

The main difference they’re highlighting is that the tokens are backed by actual underlying liquidity from traditional equity markets instead of just internal order books. Fees start at 0.1% and can drop to zero maker/taker if you use their exchange token for VIP level.

It also works inside their existing tools, spot grid, futures grid, copy trading, and some yield products.

I’ve seen a few platforms try tokenized stocks before and it seems to be pushing harder on connecting to real US market depth.

Has anyone traded similar tokenized equities on other platforms? How did the tracking and liquidity actually hold up during bigger moves?

Also curious how people are thinking about the regulatory side of these products across different regions.

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