In the battle over tokenized U.S. stocks, the next blade is the one that goes to “don’t hand over the keys.”

On September 15, Bitget Wallet announced its integration with Reality: according to the official figures, about 100 million users can trade 1,700+ tokenized U.S. stocks/ETFs in self-custody wallets. The initial rollout is on Arbitrum and Morph, alongside existing players such as Ondo and xStocks.

Reality’s rTokens: 1:1 corresponds to underlying U.S. stocks, custody with FINRA-registered broker Alpaca Securities, and third-party CPA daily audit of reserves; intraday orders in U.S. stocks route via Nasdaq/NYSE liquidity flow, not purely synthetic orders. Examples include rNVDA, rTSLA, rAAPL, rAMZN, rSPY, rQQQ. Dividends can be sent directly to your wallet (stablecoin), corporate actions such as stock splits are automatically mapped, and you can also go into DeFi for uses like collateral in a portfolio.

What to watch is the structure, not the slogans: self-custody plus real-share custody plus using real-time traditional order books in-session—this effectively moves the “on-chain US stocks” from a narrative to a distribution channel. Whether it applies and whether it can be redeemed for real shares still depends on the terms of each product and the relevant compliance jurisdiction.

Not investment advice.

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