Firm Targets 40% Share Of Tokenised Stock By 2030

Global cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has unveiled a major upgrade to its mobile trading platform aimed at integrating cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets within a single interface.

The company confirmed that the update, which has now been rolled out globally, allows users to access crypto assets alongside traditional financial instruments directly from the application’s homepage, reflecting a growing trend among traders to move across multiple asset classes within the same trading session.

The upgrade expands access to stock-linked products, foreign exchange (FX), indices, commodities and precious metals such as gold (XAU) and silver (XAG), with all trades settled in USDT. The development follows the firm’s earlier rollout of traditional finance trading features in January.

Bitget said the redesigned interface consolidates crypto trading products including futures, spot, margin and on-chain services  under a unified “Trade” tab, while a separate TradFi tab provides access to global markets such as FX, indices, commodities and tokenised real-world assets.

According to the company, the initiative reflects its broader strategy to position itself as a liquidity hub for both digital assets and traditional financial instruments as markets increasingly converge.

Chief Executive Officer of Bitget, Gracy Chen, said the upgrade was designed to simplify trading and prepare the platform for the expected migration of traditional financial assets onto blockchain-based systems.

“Bitget is building for the trillion-dollar migration. As regulations evolve and institutions bring financial products on-chain, crypto is gradually becoming the settlement layer for everyday finance,” Chen said.

She noted that the platform’s improved user interface reduces the number of steps required for trading by about 30 per cent compared with typical industry platforms.

Bitget estimates that global stock trading, currently valued at between $100 trillion and $130 trillion annually, could rise to between $160 trillion and $200 trillion by 2030 as tokenisation expands across financial markets.

The exchange believes crypto platforms could eventually facilitate between 20 and 40 per cent of tokenised stock transactions. Under its Universal Exchange (UEX) strategy, Bitget aims to capture up to 40 per cent of this activity, potentially handling between $15 trillion and $30 trillion in tokenised stock trading volume by 2030.

The company added that it already accounts for about 89.1 per cent of global market share for tokenised stock tokens issued by Ondo Finance and recorded daily trading volumes of about $6 billion in January 2026.

Bitget said the new platform upgrade demonstrates how cryptocurrency exchanges are evolving beyond digital asset trading to become integrated financial ecosystems where crypto and traditional markets operate within the same settlement framework.