Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 platform, has expanded its Real-World Asset (RWA) Index Perpetual Futures to include five new companies: Apple (AAPL), Alphabet/Google (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN), Meta (META) and McDonald’s (MCD).
Explaining the development, Bitget’s Chief Executive Officer, Gracy Chen, said the offering creates “diversified exposure to global equities” by enabling tokenised access to companies such as Apple, Amazon and Meta. She added that the exchange is “democratising access to global stocks all on a crypto-native platform without traditional brokerage hurdles.”
Chen highlighted the role of accessibility in emerging markets, noting that the suite supports traders from regions including Africa, Asia and Latin America. “This suite supports traders unlocking Tier-1 tech and consumer stock opportunities with simple, on-chain derivatives,” she said
The new additions are joining the platform’s existing RWA futures lineup, which already features Tesla, Nvidia and Circle. According to Bitget, the move extends access to tokenised equities, offering traders exposure to well-known global brands through crypto-native instruments.
The trading pairs now available are AAPL/USDT, GOOGL/USDT, AMZN/USDT, META/USDT, MCD/USDT, TSLA/USDT, NVDA/USDT and CRCL/USDT. Each is settled in USDT, with up to 10× leverage and isolated margin mode. Trading hours run 24 hours a day from Monday to Friday, with scheduled closures during public holidays and weekends. Pricing is based on weighted composite indices derived from multiple token issuers, aimed at ensuring stability and liquidity.
Chen also pointed to the safeguards in place to manage volatility and trading risks. “Bitget’s RWA futures feature rigorous risk controls—isolated margin, capped leverage, insured ADL, and dynamic index rebalancing—designed to deliver reliability at scale,” Chen explained.
Bitget stated that the expansion reflects its approach of connecting traditional finance and decentralised finance through RWA products.
