Bitget's Expansion with Ondo Finance
- Bitget expands asset access with Ondo Finance collaboration.
- Over 100 tokenized stocks and ETFs available.
- Increased reach for non-U.S. and non-U.K. users.
Bitget has collaborated with Ondo Finance to enable trading over 100 tokenized stocks and ETFs on its platforms, accessible for crypto users outside the U.S. and U.K.
This partnership significantly expands real-world asset access through tokenization, offering institutional-grade compliance and potential market growth, amidst evolving global regulatory environments for digital assets.
Bitget partners with Ondo Finance to offer 100+ tokenized stocks and ETFs. This marks a substantial real-world asset expansion for crypto users outside the U.S. and U.K.
Gracy Chen from Bitget emphasizes the ease of accessing high-potential investments via their platform. Nathan Allman highlights the role of tokenized RWAs in global financial product access.
The collaboration facilitates new market opportunities for crypto investors by offering tokenized assets like Apple and Tesla. Users outside the U.S. and U.K. benefit from broader financial access.
The partnership reflects strategic moves in the crypto industry, focusing on regulatory-grade compliance in tokenization and blockchain-based financial markets.
A focus has been on securing assets with regulated custody and daily third-party attestations. This ensures investor confidence and aligns with ongoing crypto integration in traditional finance.
Future implications include strengthened ties between decentralized structures and traditional finance, signaling potential growth for ONDO, ETH, BNB, and SOL ecosystems involved in the expansion.
Gracy Chen, CEO, Bitget, said, “The Bitget ecosystem thrives on the success of bridging TradFi vehicles to the new age of decentralized finance. With Bitget’s exchange platform and the self-custodial wallet enabling Ondo’s tokenized assets, we’re bringing high-potential global investments to the crypto market without having to go through the hassle that was previously faced with accessing these instruments. This is what the future of finance now looks like.”
