According to official news from Bitget Wallet, Bitget Wallet has announced a comprehensive upgrade to its RWA section. Users can now trade over 200 types of stock and ETF assets within the wallet, covering Chinese concept stocks, precious metals, and index products such as the Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and S&P 500.

Simultaneously, the product has added Mini K-line charts and intelligent guidance, and supports zero transaction fees, low Gas fee transactions, and Gas-free payment options, further optimizing the RWA trading experience and reducing transaction costs.

Odaily News: Nasdaq-listed Ethereum treasury company ETHZilla has announced its official rebranding to Forum Markets and will transition into a digital asset platform. Its stock ticker symbol will also be changed to "FRMM" upon Nasdaq approval, while the CUSIP number will remain unchanged. Shareholders are not required to take any action regarding this change. Following the transition, the company will strategically upgrade to build a digital asset platform focused on institutional-grade Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization and explore launching tokenized investment products across multiple asset classes. (PRNewswire)

According to official news, OKX Wallet has launched the Ondo RWA Token Trading Competition. The event period is from 22:30 on February 24, 2026, to 22:30 on March 10, 2026 (UTC+8). During the event, users who complete specified Ondo RWA token trades (with 0 transaction fees) will have a chance to earn rewards. The top 5,000 users by trading volume will share 770.5 GOOGLon tokens. Participate now: https://web3.okx.com/ul/J4pRZp

It is reported that Ondo is a blockchain technology company whose mission is to accelerate the transition to an open economy by building platforms, assets, and infrastructure to bring financial markets on-chain. OKX Wallet is a leading all-in-one Web3 gateway, supporting over 140 popular public chains.

Odaily According to the joint release of the "Notice on Further Preventing and Disposing of Risks Related to Virtual Currency and Other Matters" (referred to as "Document No. 42") by eight departments including the People's Bank of China, the regulatory framework for mainland Chinese assets issuing Real World Assets (RWA) overseas has begun to take shape. The overall tone of Document No. 42 is a strict prohibition domestically and stringent regulation for overseas issuance.

According to sources familiar with regulatory matters, Hong Kong is one of the overseas issuance locations for RWA. RWA based on Hong Kong assets are not within the regulatory scope of Document No. 42 and are not the responsibility of mainland regulatory authorities. Currently, there are no RWA products based on underlying assets such as mainland securities or funds issued overseas in places like Hong Kong. If such products were to emerge, they would fall under the jurisdiction of the Institutional Department of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). Furthermore, the previous stance was that "none were permitted at all." The current position is "not saying none are permitted," but there is strict regulation of mainland assets being used for overseas RWA issuance. There is no implication of "encouragement" in this; it must not be interpreted as "promoting development." (Caixin)

Odaily News On the weekend when the "Notice on Further Preventing and Disposing of Risks Related to Virtual Assets and Other Matters" (Document No. 42) was issued, the relevant team at CICC Hong Kong had already contacted multiple public chains and exchanges to explore potential business cooperation. Another public chain executive stated they hope to explore related cooperation opportunities with intermediaries such as investment banks. Institutions like Ant Group and JD.com have also expressed attention to the policy changes.

The report stated that Hong Kong is one of the overseas issuance locations for RWA. Sources familiar with regulatory matters indicated that RWAs with Hong Kong, China assets as the underlying assets are not within the regulatory scope of Document No. 42. However, if they involve domestic securities or funds as underlying assets and are issued as RWA overseas, they fall under the purview of relevant departments of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. The related statements emphasize that strict regulation will be implemented for RWAs involving the outflow of domestic assets, and this should not be interpreted as a signal of encouragement or regulatory relaxation. (Caixin)