Bitget expands Kenyan investor access with tokenized U.S. stocks, RWAs

NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug 23 - Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has rolled out tokenized stocks for Kenyan traders, offering exposure to leading U.S. companies Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has introduced tokenized U.S. stocks for Kenyan traders, enabling access to major companies like Apple, Tesla, and Amazon through its Onchain platform.

Kenyan traders can now invest in more than 100 tokenized equities, ETFs, and money market funds.
Bitget partnered with xStocks and joined Ondo Finance’s Global Markets Alliance to expand real-world asset (RWA) adoption.
CEO of Bitget, Gracy Chen, stated that tokenization allows "everyday investors in Kenya to access Wall Street with ease."

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