Bitget TradFi Products: CFDs, Stock Perpetuals, and Tokenized Stocks
Summary
The document surveys Bitget’s crypto-native access to traditional market price exposure. It describes CFDs for forex, metals, energy, commodities, and indices, alongside stock perpetual futures and tokenized stocks. CFDs use a dedicated USDT-funded account, with USD settlement and conversion; stock perps are USDT-margined derivatives, while tokenized stocks are presented as spot-style assets without leverage by default.
It explains how these products can support long and short positions, and outlines costs and mechanics such as commissions, swaps, funding rates, margin, liquidation, and possible dividend adjustments. Examples include major currency pairs, gold, oil, market indices, and U.S. stocks. The material is a product overview rather than a trading strategy or independent evaluation: it provides no performance evidence, and some terms, availability, fees, and trading conditions may change. It stresses that these products generally provide price exposure rather than ownership, and that leverage and contract specifications affect risk.
Key ideas
- Bitget offers CFDs across forex, metals, energy, commodities, and indices using a dedicated USDT-funded account.
- Stock perpetuals provide margined, long-or-short exposure, while tokenized stocks are described as spot-style products without default leverage.
- CFD and perpetual products can involve commissions, swaps or funding, margin requirements, and liquidation risk.
- Most of the described products track prices and do not confer direct ownership of the underlying assets.
- Users need to check current contract terms, fees, availability, and risk parameters because product details can change.
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