Everyone says liquidity is deep until size enters the picture.
I'd like to verify that claim with a trade that's large enough to matter.
My challenge:
Ticker: rMSFT
Order Size: $100,000
Order Type: Market Order
Comparison Platform: A leading tokenized stock platform that also offers Microsoft exposure (using the same market conditions and trading session where possible).
What I'd like to verify:
1. Execution price relative to the underlying MSFT market.
2. Slippage from expected execution.
3. Time to complete the order.
4. Whether the order fills as a single execution or across multiple price levels.
5. How closely the execution tracks the underlying stock price during the trade.
Liquidity isn't just about displaying a tight spread for small trades. It proves itself when larger orders can be executed efficiently with minimal market impact.
If Bitget can demonstrate strong execution on a $100K rMSFT order under these conditions, it would give users far more confidence than any marketing claim.
Looking forward to seeing the results.
#rTokenLiquidityChallenge
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