Victoria, Seychelles, October 20, 2025 — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), announced that its cumulative trading volume for U.S. stock futures has exceeded $200 million, signaling strong investor interest in its newly launched stock-linked derivatives. The top three traded assets include Tesla (TSLA) at $71.5 million, NVIDIA (NVDA) at $25.05 million, and Circle (CRCL) at $17.68 million, reflecting surging demand for tokenized equity exposure in the crypto space.
Bitget recently introduced USDT-margined perpetual futures for 25 major U.S. stocks, allowing users to trade tokenized representations of companies like Apple, Tesla, Amazon, and NVIDIA directly within its futures platform. These innovative products provide up to 25x leverage and ultra-low fees starting at 0.06%, enabling crypto traders to access equity-style markets around the clock. The expansion covers diverse sectors, including technology, semiconductors, finance, aviation, consumer goods, and dining.
To celebrate the milestone, Bitget launched “The U.S. Stock Token Carnival,” running from October 16 to November 8 (UTC+8). During the campaign, participants who trade at least $100 in stock tokens can earn 100 USDT, with rewards drawn from a $5 million prize pool.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen highlighted the platform’s growing momentum, stating, “The surge in Stock Futures shows traders want a seamless bridge between traditional and digital assets. Bitget is proud to lead this transformation.”
This initiative is part of Bitget’s broader UEX strategy, unifying spot, futures, and on-chain markets under one integrated platform. The addition of tokenized stock futures reinforces Bitget’s mission to merge real-world assets with crypto-native trading through transparent, on-chain settlement and institutional-grade execution.
Established in 2018, Bitget serves over 120 million users across 150+ countries, offering innovative tools like copy trading, Bitget Wallet, and partnerships with LALIGA, UNICEF, and MotoGP™ to promote global blockchain adoption.
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