Bitget announced an upgrade to Stock Dual Investment on October 26, 2026, expanding its tokenized U.S. equity structured products through a partnership with VETA Finance. The offering lets users commit USDT or eligible equity-linked tokens for a fixed period, with settlement determined by a preset target price rather than an investor’s decision at maturity.
Key Takeaways
- The upgrade broadens the available tokenized equity assets and investment terms.
- Buy Low and Sell High strategies can convert investors’ holdings at predetermined prices when settlement conditions are met.
- Bitget and VETA Finance plan additional structured products, but have not announced launch dates.
Table of Contents
- Stock Dual Investment adds assets and terms
- How Buy Low and Sell High settle
- Further structured products remain planned
- Conclusion
Stock Dual Investment adds assets and terms
The upgrade builds on an existing product rather than introducing tokenized equity dual investment for the first time. Bitget already supports tokens linked to NVIDIA, Alphabet and AMD, and says the expansion adds more combinations of underlying assets and investment periods.
Bitget’s October 23 upgrade announcement lists proposed additions including rORCL, rSKHY, rAVGO, rHOOD, rCBRS and rIREN. It also describes changes to quotes, product structures and settlement processes, although it does not provide specific subscription rates or a complete maturity schedule.
VETA Finance supplies infrastructure for structured products, including pricing, hedging, execution and settlement. The partnership extends those capabilities to Bitget’s tokenized equity offering.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| rNVDA | Existing eligible token linked to NVIDIA. |
| rGOOGL | Existing eligible token linked to Alphabet. |
| rAMD | Existing eligible token linked to AMD. |
How Buy Low and Sell High settle
Under Buy Low, users subscribe with USDT and select a target price for an eligible token. If the settlement price at maturity is at or below that target, the investment converts into the token at the predetermined price. Otherwise, users receive their principal and accrued yield in USDT.
Under Sell High, users subscribe with an eligible token and select a selling price. If the settlement price is at or above the target at maturity, the investment converts into USDT at the predetermined price. Otherwise, users retain their token principal and receive the applicable yield.
These conditions matter because earning yield does not remove price exposure. A Buy Low conversion can occur when the market price is below the agreed purchase price, while Sell High can convert holdings at a price below the prevailing market level. The product therefore differs from simply holding tokens or placing a discretionary trade.
Further structured products remain planned
Bitget says the partners intend to develop additional rToken-based products, including accumulator and decumulator options and fixed coupon notes. These are planned extensions, not confirmed live offerings.
The announcements do not specify the yields, minimum subscriptions or exact terms for each available product. Those details are necessary to assess an individual subscription; the description of fixed investment periods should not be read as a guarantee of capital preservation.
Conclusion
Stock Dual Investment expands the ways users can deploy tokenized equities, but settlement conditions remain central to the outcome. The next developments to watch are the availability and terms of the added asset combinations and the partners’ planned structured products; no launch dates were specified for the latter.
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