Bitget launches Stock+ for USDC-to-equity trading
Stock+ lets users buy fractional US equities with USDC through regulated brokers, the latest move to collapse the gap between digital-asset wallets and traditional market access.
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Stock+ lets users buy fractional US equities with USDC through regulated brokers, the latest move to collapse the gap between digital-asset wallets and traditional market access.
The launch links institutional portfolio design with wallet-native delivery, giving tokenized real-world assets a direct route into crypto users’ investment workflows.
The product lands the same week the SEC weighs an innovation exemption for tokenized equities, and the launch is silent on which model the new options actually trade under.
The feature routes through regulated brokers and lets users buy full or fractional shares with digital assets, narrowing the gap between crypto balances and traditional equity exposure.
Bitget becomes the first major crypto exchange to bundle options on US-listed equities alongside its crypto perps and CFD books, signalling a continued push to be a single venue for retail…
Long calls and long puts land on the crypto-native exchange's Stock+ product for eligible users, the latest step in a multi-asset expansion beyond derivatives.
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