Bitget's cumulative trading volume for U.S. stock contracts exceeds $2.5 billion, with popular trading assets being MSTR, TSLA, and GOOG
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Bitget's cumulative trading volume for U.S. stock contracts exceeds $2.5 billion, with popular trading assets being MSTR, TSLA, and GOOG
Bitget's U.S. stock futures trading volume reaches $2.5 billion. According to platform data, the top three most traded assets are MicroStrategy (MSTR), Tesla (TSLA), and Google (GOOG), with cumulative trading volumes of $830 million, $550 million, and $340 million respectively. Previously, Bitget launched 25 USDT-margined U.S. stock perpetual contracts, covering popular sectors such as tech and internet, semiconductor chips, financial trusts, aerospace, and consumer services. The platform offers flexible leverage from 1x to 25x, with fees no higher than 0.06%, providing users with a more convenient experience than traditional brokers and banks. Recently, Bitget has added new contracts including Netflix (NFLX), Futu (FUTU), JD.com (JD), Reddit (RDDT), and the Nasdaq-100 Index Fund (QQQ), further expanding its product matrix and enhancing the Universal Exchange (UEX) ecosystem.
Navigating Web3 tides with focused insightsTechFlow news, on November 10, the cumulative trading volume of Bitget's US stock contract section surpassed $2.5 billion. According to platform data, the top three most actively traded assets were MicroStrategy (MSTR), Tesla (TSLA), and Google (GOOG), with total transaction volumes reaching $830 million, $550 million, and $340 million respectively.
Previously, Bitget had launched 25 US dollar-margined perpetual US stock contracts, covering popular sectors such as technology and internet, semiconductor chips, financial trusts, aerospace industry, and consumer dining. The platform offers flexible leverage ranging from 1–25x and charges trading fees no higher than 0.06%, delivering a more convenient experience than traditional brokers and banks. Recently, Bitget has added new contracts including Netflix (NFLX), Futu (FUTU), JD.com (JD), Reddit (RDDT), and the Nasdaq-100 Index Fund (QQQ), further expanding its product matrix and continuously enhancing its Universal Exchange (UEX) ecosystem.
