Bitrue expanded its tokenized-equity offerings on August 5 with two separate product launches: ten new leveraged stock tokens offering up to 3x long and short exposure without liquidation risk, and three new perpetual futures contracts tied to Unitree Robotics, Futu Holdings and Comcast.
The leveraged tokens — covering Meta (META3L/META3S), Coinbase (COIN3L/COIN3S), Rocket Lab (RKLB3L/RKLB3S), Dell (DELL3L/DELL3S) and Oracle (ORCL3L/ORCL3S) — let traders take amplified directional bets on individual stocks while avoiding the forced liquidation mechanics that come with standard leveraged futures positions. Separately, Bitrue launched perpetual contracts for UNITREEUSDT, FUTUONUSDT and CMCSAUSDT, giving traders synthetic exposure to a quadruped and humanoid robotics maker, a Hong Kong-listed brokerage, and a global media conglomerate respectively.
Timing lines up with Unitree's public debut
The Unitree listing arrives shortly after the robotics maker's own public offering. Unitree launched a roughly $620 million IPO on Shanghai's STAR Market in late July 2026, implying a valuation near 42 billion yuan pre-listing and an expected post-IPO valuation above $7.4 billion, according to guidance from sponsor Citic Securities. The Hangzhou-based company shipped about 5,500 humanoid robot units in 2025, more than any other manufacturer worldwide, on roughly $235 million in revenue and 60% gross margins, and had projected first-half 2026 revenue growth of 35–45% year-on-year. A perpetual contract tied to the stock gives crypto-native traders synthetic exposure to that growth story without needing access to Chinese equity markets directly.
Part of a broader exchange trend
Bitrue's move mirrors a wave of similar tokenized and leveraged equity products rolling out across crypto exchanges in recent weeks, including Binance's bStocks lineup and comparable offerings from Bitget, Bybit and MEXC. The common thread across these launches is round-the-clock access to stock-linked price exposure — something traditional brokerages generally can't offer outside standard market hours — packaged either as fully-backed tokens, perpetual futures, or leveraged tracking products depending on the exchange's regulatory and product approach.
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