Bitget has launched a Cross-Asset Unified Account that integrates over 370 assets, including 100 tokenized US stocks (rTokens), into a single margin pool. This innovation allows users to leverage tokenized equities alongside cryptocurrencies for trading, borrowing, and portfolio management through one account, representing the third evolution in exchange account architecture focused on capital efficiency.

Bitget has launched the first Cross-Asset Unified Account (UTA) incorporating over 370 eligible assets, including 100 tokenized US stocks (rTokens), into a single margin pool. This advancement allows tokenized stocks and cryptocurrencies to function together within one capital framework, enabling users to use stock tokens as collateral for trading, borrowing, and portfolio management without isolating positions.

Bitget has launched the first cross-asset unified trading account (UTA) that allows users to use 100 tokenized US stocks (rTokens) alongside cryptocurrencies as collateral in a single margin pool. This enables stock tokens to function with the same flexibility as crypto assets, supporting multiple financial activities simultaneously without requiring users to exit positions. The platform supports major stocks including Apple, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, Google, Nvidia, Microsoft, and others with haircut rates up to 95%.

Bitget has launched a Cross-Asset Unified Account that integrates over 370 qualified assets, including 100 tokenized US stocks, into a single margin pool. This innovation allows tokenized stocks and cryptocurrencies to function together with unified margin, enabling users to use stock tokens as collateral for futures and margin trading, or to borrow stablecoins, while maintaining dividend-earning positions.

Bitget has launched a Cross-Asset Unified Account (UTA) that consolidates over 370 qualified assets, including 100 tokenized US stocks (rTokens), into a single margin pool. This innovation allows users to use tokenized stocks as collateral for crypto trading and leverage trading, with eligible collateral receiving up to 95% discount rates. The platform now enables users to hold stock exposure, receive dividends, use rTokens as margin, or stake them for stablecoin loans without closing positions.

Bitget launched the first Cross-Asset Unified Account (UTA) enabling over 370 eligible assets, including 100 US stock tokens (rTokens), to function in a single margin pool. This advancement allows tokenized stocks to work alongside cryptocurrencies with unified capital efficiency, supporting multiple financial activities from one account. The platform now supports major US companies' tokenized stocks with margin discounts up to 95%.

Bitget has launched the first cross-asset unified trading account (UTA) combining over 370 eligible assets, including 100 tokenized US stocks (rTokens), within a single margin pool. This advancement allows tokenized stocks to function alongside cryptocurrencies with unified capital management, enabling users to hold positions, earn dividends, use assets as margin for futures trading, or pledge them for stablecoins without liquidating positions.

Meta is planning massive AI data center spending of $125-145 billion in 2026 alone, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg has not provided concrete details on expected returns on investment. While the company's advertising business is performing well, analysts question whether these unprecedented capital expenditures will generate adequate returns. Meta's recent announcement to lease excess compute capacity suggests potential overbuilding.

The Nasdaq fell 2.5% for the week amid concerns about unsustainable AI infrastructure spending, with major tech stocks declining. The Dow remained relatively stable, buoyed by strong earnings from Travelers and UnitedHealth Group. Chip stocks faced particular pressure following Taiwan Semiconductor's increased capex forecast and IBM's profit warning, while Netflix dropped 8.5% despite meeting expectations.

As AI data centers proliferate globally, electricity demand is surging, creating significant opportunities for utility stocks. Three electric utilities are particularly well-positioned to benefit: Constellation Energy (nuclear power focus with direct Meta deals), Entergy (supplying Meta's $50B Louisiana data center), and NextEra Energy (merging with Dominion to gain exposure to Virginia's 'data center alley'). All three stocks offer dividend growth potential alongside earnings expansion driven by AI infrastructure demand.

Sandisk has secured a long-term supply agreement with Meta Platforms for NAND flash memory chips to support Meta's AI data center expansion. With a $42 billion revenue pipeline from five multi-year agreements, expected memory chip shortages lasting 4-5 years, and variable pricing riders that capture upside from price increases, analysts project Sandisk's stock could reach $4,657 (2.6x upside) if earnings reach $232.88 per share within two years.

The Trade Desk's stock has plummeted 76% in 2026 due to slowing growth expectations, intense competition from Amazon's DSP, a public dispute with Publicis, management turnover, and macro headwinds. While trading at historically cheap valuations (6x adjusted EBITDA), the company faces significant near-term and long-term challenges that must be resolved before it becomes an attractive investment opportunity.