Bitget has been highlighted in a recent report by Block Scholes, underscoring its significant influence on the growth of tokenized equities as a pathway to global markets. The report emphasizes the rising prominence of tokenized equities and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which are increasingly challenging the dominance of stablecoins within the tokenized assets sector.
According to Block Scholes, tokenized equities are swiftly becoming crucial instruments for accessing global financial markets. Exchanges like Bitget are essential in this transition, offering services that enhance liquidity, price discovery, and trading execution. The report notes Bitget’s leadership as tokenized stocks approach a record growth year, showcasing a fundamental shift in the tokenized asset landscape.
Since the third quarter of 2025, tokenized products tracking major indices such as the S&P 500 and significant U.S. equities have seen a surge in adoption. Factors contributing to this trend include better liquidity conditions, narrowed spreads, and increased participation from both retail and institutional investors. This movement aligns with a broader demand for trading opportunities that extend beyond conventional market hours.
Data shared in the report indicates that tokenized stocks tend to closely follow their off-chain counterparts during standard trading hours, typically maintaining narrow intraday price ranges. However, price discrepancies are more pronounced overnight and during weekends when traditional markets are inactive, revealing both the potential and structural challenges of around-the-clock on-chain trading. Despite these fluctuations, the growing price consistency seen during core trading sessions points to rapid maturation of market infrastructure.
At the core of this transformation is Bitget’s Universal Exchange (UEX) model. UEX aims to amalgamate crypto assets, stablecoins, and traditional tokenized instruments into a singular trading ecosystem. This approach alleviates the need for multiple brokerage accounts and fragmented platforms, enabling traders to engage with a variety of assets through one interface financed by digital currencies.
The report highlights the advantage of exchanges with integrated infrastructure and robust liquidity, indicating that these platforms are better equipped to support the next wave of tokenized equity adoption. Bitget’s increasing engagement and market presence reflect this development.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, commented on the findings, stating, “Tokenization only works if access is simple and markets are liquid. Our focus with UEX is to make real-world assets feel as seamless to trade as crypto, while keeping the transparency and speed that users expect from digital markets.”
Additionally, the report reveals a convergence in user behavior, noting that many traders who engage with tokenized stocks already possess crypto assets. This overlap suggests that demand is primarily driven by existing market participants seeking to broaden their exposure, reinforcing the role of exchanges as the primary gateway for tokenized real-world assets (RWAs).
Thabib Rahman, a Research Analyst with Block Scholes, stated, “The volume of tokenized assets grew exponentially in 2025, alongside a crypto-friendly US administration and increasing institutional interest. Bitget has taken important steps with its Bitget UEX. Yet, we believe the market is still in its early stages—tokenized assets tend to follow their off-chain counterparts closely during traditional hours, though spreads widen outside that timeframe. This sets the stage for continued growth in real-world asset tokenization in 2026.”
As the market for tokenized assets expands beyond just stablecoins into equities, treasuries, and indexed products, the report concludes that while still nascent, this market is becoming increasingly scalable. With 24/7 trading access, enhanced liquidity, and unified portfolio management, Bitget’s evolution into a Universal Exchange demonstrates how crypto platforms are transforming access to and trading of global markets, bridging the gap between digital and traditional assets.
