Bitget Aims for 40% Share in Tokenized Stock Trading by 2030, Enhances TradFi with One-Click Access

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Bitget, recognized as the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has unveiled a significant upgrade to its mobile application. This enhancement integrates both cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets on the homepage, reflecting a growing trend where traders transition between asset classes within a single trading session. This development follows Bitget’s introduction of TradFi trading in January, which broadened access to stock-linked products, foreign exchange (FX), indices, commodities, and precious metals like gold and silver, all settled in USDT.

Bitget’s tokenized TradFi approach posits that cryptocurrency is evolving from its speculative nature into a burgeoning global financial infrastructure. Currently, annual stock trading estimates range from $100 to $130 trillion, and projections suggest this could reach $160 to $200 trillion by 2030. A substantial share of stocks, credit, funds, and commodities is anticipated to transition on-chain, with Bitcoin increasingly playing a role in macro hedge portfolios.

As tokenized stocks continue to be processed through crypto-market platforms, exchanges could potentially facilitate 20–40% of this flow. Bitget’s UEX strategy aims to become a primary liquidity and distribution hub by expanding into tokenized stocks, FX, gold, and more. The company projects handling 40% of tokenized stock activity, equating to approximately $15–$30 trillion in tokenized stock trading volume by 2030.

With the new layout, all cryptocurrency products, including futures, spot, margin, on-chain, and earn, are streamlined under a unified “Trade” tab. This change minimizes friction for active traders who frequently switch between crypto assets. Additionally, a dedicated TradFi tab now offers one-tap access to global markets, including gold, FX, indices, and stock perps, as well as real-world asset tokens, simplifying navigation by eliminating the need for multiple menus or workflows.

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, commented, “Bitget is building for the trillion-dollar migration. As regulation matures and institutions bring products like treasuries on-chain, the direction is clear: crypto is turning into the settlement layer for everyday finance. Sooner than most people think, stablecoins and native assets won’t feel like crypto at all, just backend infrastructure working behind the scenes when people move value worldwide.”

She further added, “That’s why the product experience has been rebuilt around this vision. On Bitget, TradFi is accessible within a click, and the UI/UX flow reduces total steps by around 30% compared to typical industry paths.”

Bitget has effectively transitioned from a crypto-native exchange to a global liquidity hub for this migration. The platform has established itself as a leading venue for tokenized equities. Notably, Bitget currently captures 89.1% of the global market share for Ondo’s tokenized stock tokens, achieving record daily volumes of $6 billion in January 2026.

The upgraded app experience is now available to users worldwide.


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