The latest TokenInsight exchange report shows that, in the second quarter of 2026, the volume of business dealings in traditional finance-related sustainable contracts in Bitget was close to $70 billion. Such products are gradually moving from the periphery of exchanges to a clearer direction of competition.
Monthly scale increased to $268 billion in June
The report states that traditional financial sustainability contracts are one of the fastest-growing exchanges in the current season. Monthly transactions on the track rose from approximately $52 billion in January to $268 billion in June, reflecting increased market demand for stocks, commodities and foreign exchange-related contracts.
Such products allow users to obtain price volatility in traditional financial markets without directly holding the targeted assets. As the exchange wishes to expand the range of services from encrypted assets to more asset classes, the relevant products begin to increase at an accelerated rate.
Stock products become the main push.
TokenInsight pointed out that the main source of growth during the season was permanent equity contracts. As more exchanges introduce products related to monetized stocks, public distribution and other real-life assets, this small sub-market is becoming a new direction for the platform to compete for users.
For a centralized exchange, the value of such products lies not only in the volume of new transactions, but also in attracting users who also focus on traditional and digital asset markets. Multi-assets trading patterns are thus given greater importance.
8.61% of Bitget derivatives traded
The report shows that traditional financial sustainability contracts account for 8.61 per cent of total trade in Bitget derivatives and are at a high level in major centralized exchanges.
During the same period, there was also a recovery in the dynamism of the spot market. According to the report, the size of spot transactions in the second quarter increased from $3.3 trillion to $4.5 trillion, although the overall volume of transactions by the encryption exchange dropped slightly to about $16.5 trillion. According to analysts, a number of tests of key supporting positions in Bitcoin and an increase in the volatility of digital assets led to a partial resumption of transactions.
TokenInsight believes that, as the monetization infrastructure continues to develop, the exchange is more actively promoting the sharing of traditional financial instruments with encrypted products. Traditional asset-related products, such as stocks and commodities, are becoming part of the day-to-day operations of exchanges.