Bitget Wallet Integrates xStocks, Adds More Than 130 Tokenized Stocks and ETFs
xStocks is a Kraken-backed tokenized securities infrastructure that gives investors blockchain-based exposure to stocks and exchange-traded funds. Bitget Wallet’s integration of the service into its self-custodial wallet reflects crypto platforms’ accelerating push into real-world assets (RWAs), lowering barriers between traditional securities and onchain trading.
Bitget Wallet recently announced that it was adding more than 130 tokenized stocks and ETFs for its 90 million users, expanding its total RWA offering to more than 300 assets. The integration supports both request-for-quote pricing and automated market maker liquidity models, while offering zero-fee, gas-free trading. The announcement did not specify an exact launch date.
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The history behind this eventBitget Launches Stocks 2.0 With Direct Links to Tokenized Equities and U.S. Market Liquidity
Tokenized stocks are a real-world asset application that uses blockchain tokens to represent the price and economic rights of traditional shares, giving crypto users exposure to U.S. equities without leaving an exchange. Bitget connects this model to Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange liquidity, shortening the trading path between crypto assets and traditional securities markets. Holders’ rights, however, remain subject to the product terms.
Bitget announced the launch of Stocks 2.0 on June 4, 2026, and said on June 5 that the service supported more than 500 U.S. stocks and ETFs, with assets under management exceeding $50 million. The product maps the economic value of each underlying share on a 1:1 basis and trades in USDT. Cash dividends can be converted into USDT and credited to accounts, while stock splits and reverse splits are reflected in token balances.
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