3,035 stock and ETF-linked rToken assets That is the number Bitget has reached just as markets are heading into one of the more interesting FOMC meetings of the year 👀 The rate decision itself may not be the biggest surprise. The Fed raised rates to 3.75%–4.00% in September, and markets are now heavily leaning toward a hold. What matters more tonight is what the Fed says about the next step. The backdrop is messy Oil is still trading at unusually high levels after the latest Middle East escalation, keeping energy inflation in the conversation. The 10-year Treasury yield is hovering around 5%, the dollar is near a two-week high, and the Fed is trying to judge how much more tightening the economy can absorb without creating unnecessary damage At the same time, markets are not moving as one block Gold has pushed back above $4,000 even with yields still high. Bitcoin has been relatively quiet around $80K. U.S. equities rallied into the meeting, with tech once again leading as the market tries to balance strong AI spending against increasingly expensive capital. That divergence is what I find more useful to watch than the rate headline itself. If the Fed stays on hold but keeps December open, I want to see whether yields and the dollar move first, and then how that filters into growth stocks, gold, oil and crypto. If the tone is softer than expected, the transmission could look completely different. This is also where Bitget reaching 3,035 stock and ETF-linked rToken assets becomes interesting in context. Instead of watching FOMC only through $BTC or ethereum:native , the same USDT-based environment now gives access to supported markets linked to names such as $AAPL and $NVDA , broad ETFs like SPY and QQQ, and newer additions including Tencent, BYD and Xiaomi. For me, the value is not having 3,035 things to trade. It is having a much wider market map when one policy decision can move rates, currencies, commodities, equities and crypto in different directions. On Bitget, supported rToken/USDT pairs can be found under Stocks, where price, spread and available order types can be checked before making any decision. rTokens provide exposure linked to the underlying stock or ETF and are not the same as directly owning registered shares through a traditional broker. I’m keeping this exact cross-asset watchlist for after the FOMC. Once the decision and press conference are out, the more interesting question will be simple: what did the market actually reprice? Read more here: bitget.com/support/articles/… This content for informational and educational purposes only. Not investment or financial advice, and not an offer or solicitation to trade. rTokens and digital assets involve market, liquidity and product-specific risks. Availability and eligibility may vary by jurisdiction