Holding NVIDIA or Tesla? No need to sell — UTA puts your assets to real work

Still frustrated that your spot stock holdings, such as rNVDA and rTSLA, are just sitting idle? Want to trade futures or use leverage without selling your spot stocks? Here's a way to unlock greater capital efficiency: Bitget's unified trading account (UTA) margin.

Previously, if you held rNVDA or rTSLA and wanted to trade futures, you had two options: sell your holdings for USDT or leave your capital sitting idle. Either way, capital efficiency was limited. Now, Bitget is changing that.

Industry-first cross-asset unified trading account: one asset, three uses

Bitget has launched the industry's first cross-asset unified trading account (UTA), bringing over 150 spot stocks (rTokens) into a unified margin pool. This means your rNVDA and rTSLA holdings can now serve multiple purposes:

1. Keep holding — retain exposure to potential price appreciation and dividends from the underlying U.S. stocks.

2. Use them as margin — support futures and margin trading without selling your holdings.

3. Borrow against them — borrow stablecoins against your holdings and turn them into low-cost, usable funds.

One rToken, three uses. You no longer have to choose between holding and trading. You can do both at the same time, improving your overall capital efficiency.

How UTA works: Three simple steps

Getting started with UTA takes just three steps:

Step 1: Select Assets at the bottom to open the Assets page, then tap the banner at the top to upgrade to a unified trading account.

Step 2: Select TradFi at the bottom to switch to the spot stock page, then switch your trading account to Advanced mode.

Step 3: Select the spot stock you want to trade, then enter the price and quantity to open a position. Eligible rTokens will automatically be counted toward your margin.

Once you've completed these three steps, your rNVDA and rTSLA can start working harder for you. Under the unified trading account system, eligible holdings can be used directly as margin to support trading, with no need to sell or convert them first.