Bitget trading bots now support smart position management for U.S. stock tokens (rToken)
BlockBeats news, on July 20, according to the official announcement, Bitget trading robots now support US stock tokens (rToken) for intelligent portfolio management. Several recommended portfolios have been launched simultaneously, including the US Stock Mag 10 Giants, White-Furred Stock God Serenity Holdings, Musk Concept, and others, enabling users to one-click copy portfolios and automatically manage positions.
Users can enter “Trading Robots” and select “Intelligent Portfolio”, choose the recommended portfolio they wish to create, and complete the portfolio construction by entering the investment amount. Alternatively, users can create manually, configuring supported stock rTokens and cryptocurrencies themselves, setting target proportions for each token and rebalancing criteria, and completing portfolio creation. App users can upgrade to the latest version to experience this feature.
It is reported that rTokens are identified by the letter r + stock ticker (for example, NVIDIA is rNVDA) and are issued by Reality, a licensed RWA protocol under Bitget. These rTokens are connected directly to Nasdaq, NYSE, and other global liquidity pools through compliant brokerage Alpaca. Their features include: 1:1 reserves of underlying assets and custody by licensed custodians, stock dividends distributed 1:1 as tokens, synchronization of corporate actions (such as stock splits and mergers), and portfolio positions can be used as unified accounts and U-based contract joint collateral. This allows users to flexibly manage funds while holding global stock assets.
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