Bitget announced changes to its app, which will allow quick and easy access to TradFi, in a strategic push to capture 40% of the global tokenized stock trading market by 2030.
BitGet recently reported figures reflecting sustained growth and a strong focus on tokenized products. As of January 2026, the exchange reported an approximate daily trading volume of $6 billion, while the cumulative volume of tokenized stock futures exceeded $15 billion during 2025.
In terms of competitive positioning, the company secured an 89.1% market share in tokenized stock tokens issued by Ondo. Currently, the exchange offers 177 tokenized stocks, with a combined market capitalization of $7.22 billion. Two weeks after its public launch on January 5, the daily trading volume of its TradFi suite reached $4 billion, which the firm presented as an early sign of adoption.
BitGet also reported a 45.5% growth rate among major crypto exchanges in 2025, data it used to support the momentum of its hybrid strategy. With a stated goal of capturing 40% of tokenized stock trading by 2030, the company aims to position itself as a key point of convergence between traditional and crypto markets.
Bitget products, integration, and incentives
Bitget’s TradFi offering operates on a MetaTrader 5 (MT5) integration within its own platform, using USDT as the base currency for forex, commodities, indices, and contracts for difference (CFDs). According to the company, the mobile update allows for “one-click access,” making it easy for users to trade both crypto and traditional markets from a single account.
Key features include USDT perpetual futures with margin linked to 24 tokenized US stock indices, as well as margin tools and derivatives with leverage up to 500x, accompanied by institutional-grade risk controls.
BitGet also noted that 95% of tokenized stock traders on its platform also hold cryptocurrencies, an argument it used to justify the integration as a response to its users’ natural behavior.
To accelerate adoption, the exchange implemented promotional incentives, including welcome bonuses of up to 6,200 USDT and prize pools of up to 100,000 USDT for new users of the TradFi suite. Consequently, the strategy combines product expansion with direct incentives to attract initial flow, a common practice in launch phases within the crypto sector.
From a market perspective, the evolution of this strategy will be measured both by the adoption of the TradFi suite and by changes in the market share of tokenized stocks in the coming years. If the convergence between crypto and traditional assets consolidates, it could concentrate liquidity on hybrid platforms like BitGet, altering execution, custody, and distribution patterns for tokenized instruments.
