Bitget Says Tokenized Assets Are Closing The Crypto Liquidity Gap

Bitget and research firm Block Scholes said tokenized stock and commodity markets are closing the liquidity gap with crypto, according to a joint report published Monday.

Bitget Maps NVDA-USDT Depth

The report covered Bitget's real-world asset perpetual markets. By mid-May, the NVDA-USDT perpetual, one of Bitget's tokenized equity contracts, held about $4.1 million in resting liquidity within 2% of the mid-price, the report said. That matched roughly three-quarters of Bitget's Bitcoin (BTC) spot depth.

The study also gauged how the markets behaved during sharp volatility, including the onset of the US-Iran conflict in February 2026, and found them resilient. Spreads widened briefly, then liquidity recovered within days.

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Moving Capital Efficiently

Gracy Chen, Bitget's chief executive, called liquidity the new measure of success. "What matters now is whether users can move capital efficiently between markets without sacrificing liquidity," she said. She said traders expect the same depth and speed whether they trade crypto, equities, gold or tokenized assets, blurring the line between traditional and digital markets.

The findings support Bitget's Universal Exchange strategy, which gathers crypto assets, commodities, equities and tokenized instruments on a single platform. Tokenized equity and commodity markets on the exchange have matured through 2026, as traders increasingly seek both digital and traditional exposure in one place.

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