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Bitget Wallet COO says tokenized stocks are ‘supplementary’ to brokers
Crypto wallets were originally built around coins and tokens. Now some are trying to turn themselves into broader financial apps by giving users access to tokenized versions of traditional assets. Bitget Wallet's latest push is into tokenized U.S. equities, described in a recent TheStreet Roundtable interview with their COO, Alvin Kan. The idea is not to replace a traditional brokerage account but to give crypto-native users another place to park capital without leaving the on-chain ecosystem. "We're not aiming to replace the brokers," Kan said. "I think it's supplementary." The clearest use case is convenience for ... (full story)
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