15.07.2026 15:00
Investor behavior in cryptocurrency markets continues to change. The ability to trade stocks, tokenized assets, and precious metals alongside digital assets on the same platforms is causing investors to switch more quickly between different asset classes.
The second quarter 2026 transparency report published by Bitget revealed that users are switching between stocks, precious metals, and digital assets based on market conditions rather than focusing solely on crypto assets.
Stock trading share rises to 6.48 percent
According to the report, the share of stocks in total trading activity remained around 1 percent for most of April and May.
In June, the share of stock trading exceeded 3 percent on some days, reaching a high of 6.48 percent.
The data indicated that tokenized stocks and products providing access to traditional markets are becoming more visible in user behavior.
Notable activity in precious metals
The report noted that precious metals accounted for 40 to 55 percent of total trading activity, especially on active market days.
On weekends when traditional markets were closed, the trading share of crypto assets rose back to 90 to 99 percent.
This picture shows that users change their trading preferences based on market hours, price volatility, and developments in different asset groups.
Accelerated switching between crypto, gold, and stocks
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, in her assessment of the report, said that competition among crypto exchanges has long been shaped by the number of listed tokens, but in the new era, access to traditional financial assets through digital channels is gaining more importance.
Chen stated that users move between crypto assets, gold, and stocks based on market conditions, and this behavior increases the importance of multi-asset infrastructures.
Tokenized stocks become widespread
Bitget announced that it expanded its infrastructure for tokenized and traditional stock products during the second quarter.
According to the report, on the platform:
*Tokenized stock and ETF products based on one-to-one asset backing were offered.
*Access was provided to over one hundred tokenized stocks and ETFs.
*Products for US-listed stocks and stock options were developed for eligible users.
*Infrastructure was expanded to allow certain tokenized assets to be used as collateral.
The company stated that certain tokenized stock and ETF products can be used as collateral within the unified account infrastructure.
Platform assets reach 5.75 billion dollars
According to data released by Bitget, the platform recorded a net fund inflow of 359.37 million dollars in April.
During the same period, the average daily trading volume remained above 10 billion dollars, and total assets held on the platform reached 5.75 billion dollars.
The open position size was reported at 8.10 billion dollars.
These figures are based on numbers shared in the company's own transparency report.
AI-powered trading also grows
The report also included data on AI-powered trading tools.
According to Bitget's statement, more than one million users used AI-powered trading tools, and the total volume of these transactions exceeded 1.2 billion dollars.
The company also reported that the reserve proof ratio was maintained above 120 percent throughout the second quarter.
Multi-asset model stands out
Second quarter data shows that the boundaries between crypto assets and traditional financial products are increasingly converging.
Users' orientation towards different asset classes based on market conditions is accelerating efforts to offer tokenized stocks, precious metals, and digital assets on the same technological infrastructure.
Bitget states that, under its approach called Universal Exchange, it aims to develop a more integrated infrastructure between crypto assets, tokenized products, and traditional financial instruments.
The data and assessments in this content are based on Bitget's second quarter 2026 transparency report. The content is for general informational purposes and does not constitute investment advice. Digital assets and financial products may involve high price volatility and risk of capital loss.