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Using tokenized U.S. stocks as collateral can cut capital needs by 48.5% but raises liquidation risk.

Protocol Fundamentals
08 Oct 2026
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Using tokenized U.S. stocks as collateral can cut capital needs by 48.5% but raises liquidation risk.

A study found that combining tokenized U.S. stocks with crypto perpetual contracts as collateral can reduce capital requirements by nearly half, from $340,000 to about $175,000, in a $1 million portfolio model. This approach uses Bitget’s Cross-Asset Unified Account, which allows tokenized stocks and crypto assets to share collateral, improving capital efficiency. However, this benefit comes with increased sensitivity to correlated losses, meaning the portfolio could face liquidation after a smaller market decline compared to using stablecoin collateral alone. The findings highlight a trade-off between lower capital needs and higher risk of liquidation when assets move down together.

The Bitget study on tokenized stocks reports a nearly 48.5% reduction in simulated capital needs for a $1 million portfolio. For readers following cryptocurrency markets, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 08, 2026 18:02 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 22 rose and 27 fell. Notable movers include XNO (Nano) at Rp6.041 with a 3.39% decline, SOL (Solana) at Rp2.041.915 down 3.06%, and YFI (Yearn) at Rp42.429.388 down 3.05%.

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