DefiLlama data showed OKX led with nearly $454 million over the same period, while Bybit placed third at about $116 million as Bitget expanded tokenized stock trading through Stocks 2.0.
Bitget recorded about $191 million in net capital inflows over the past seven days, ranking second among centralized exchanges on DefiLlama data. OKX led with nearly $454 million, while Bybit was third with about $116 million. The latest figures followed Bitget’s June 4 launch of Stocks 2.0, a tokenized equities offering that lets users trade blockchain-based versions of U.S. stocks and ETFs using USDT, though earlier data from June 9 showed lower inflow estimates and suggested the rankings can shift as real-time deposits and withdrawals settle. Bitget said the rollout began with 36 tokenized assets tied to companies including Apple, Amazon, Meta Platforms Inc., Tesla, Alphabet, NVIDIA and Microsoft, along with the QQQ ETF, with plans to expand to about 500 U.S. stocks. The exchange also said the tokens are designed to maintain 1:1 economic value with the underlying shares, with dividends settled in USDT and corporate actions such as stock splits adjusted automatically.