Bitget now supports recurring investment in US stock rToken spot trading
Foresight News reports that Bitget now supports the recurring investment feature for US stock rTokens in spot trading. Users can regularly allocate stock-type assets using the spot recurring investment bot. This function supports 24/7 trading; recurring investments can be executed via both on-platform and off-platform matching mechanisms, whether it is a US stock trading day or not. After updating the App to the latest version, users can go to "Trading Bot," select "Spot Recurring Investment," set parameters such as investment amount and frequency, and create their recurring investment plan.
rTokens, identified by the letter "r" plus a stock ticker (such as rNVDA for Nvidia), are issued by Reality, a licensed RWA protocol under Bitget, and are directly connected to global liquidity pools such as Nasdaq and NYSE in cooperation with regulated broker Alpaca. Their features include: 1:1 backing of underlying assets with licensed custodianship, 1:1 distribution of stock dividends in token form, synchronized mapping of corporate actions (such as stock splits and consolidations), and the ability to use holdings as combined collateral for unified account and USD-margined contracts. This allows users to flexibly manage funds while holding global stock assets.
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