Thanks to @Bitget_zh for inviting me to test rToken liquidity for US stocks. In the video, you can see that using the same $50,000 to trade TSLA on US stocks, both sides completed the transaction almost simultaneously. However, the price difference after the transactions was about $1.5. This means that even with the same funds, there’s still a slight price difference when trading between rToken and xStocks. Whether it’s small funds or large amounts, there will always be some price difference. Although it may not seem like much, over time, these differences can add up significantly. This mainly comes down to the order book depth and trading depth. Each exchange operates its own independent order book market. The higher the liquidity (more buy and sell orders, better depth), the more stable the price, the smaller the price difference, and the faster the transaction speed. Essentially, the price you sell at is the price you see. When liquidity is poor, prices are more easily influenced by large orders, leading to greater deviations. This results in what’s known as slippage, where it becomes harder to sell in one go, and the price difference for transactions becomes larger. For big players looking to trade US stocks, the more liquidity there is, the better the average price for real-time transactions. Bitget’s rToken is definitely a solid choice. #rToken #Bitget #USstocks