Chief Executive Officer Gracy Chen

A cryptocurrency trading platform has launched an update that allows users to trade digital assets alongside traditional financial products on a single interface.

The company said the upgrade is part of its expansion into tokenised stock trading.

The update enables trading in cryptocurrencies, stock-linked products, foreign exchange pairs, indices, commodities, and precious metals, with all transactions settled in the dollar-pegged stablecoin USDT.

The platform said the redesign groups crypto spot, futures, and margin trading under a “Trade” tab, while tokenised stocks, foreign exchange, and commodities appear under a separate “TradFi” tab to simplify switching between asset classes.

The company reported daily trading volumes of $6 billion in January 2026 and said it currently accounts for a significant share of activity linked to Ondo’s tokenised stock tokens.

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Chief Executive Officer Gracy Chen said the platform is targeting up to 40 per cent of tokenised stock trading activity by 2030.

She added, “As regulation matures and institutions bring products like treasuries on-chain, the direction is clear — crypto is turning into the settlement layer for everyday finance. Sooner than most people think, stablecoins and native assets won’t feel like crypto at all, just backend infrastructure working when people move value worldwide.”

The upgrade follows the platform’s January rollout of traditional finance-linked trading products. Industry observers note that regulatory frameworks for tokenised assets vary across markets, and compliance and investor protection requirements are likely to influence adoption rates.