The race to win over investors with yield-bearing crypto products is heating up. In a market where stablecoin holders want more than just price stability, exchanges are stepping in with offerings that combine the reliability of stable assets with the opportunity to earn passive income. Two such products, BGUSD from Bitget and RWUSD from Binance, are emerging as popular choices. Both target a similar user base, but the way they operate, their transparency levels, and the freedom they grant to users reveal key differences. In many ways, BGUSD’s model doesn’t just stand apart from RWUSD, it sets a new benchmark for what a yield-bearing stable asset can be. A Quick Overview: What Are BGUSD and RWUSD? BGUSD is Bitget’s yield-bearing stable asset certificate, launched in May 2025. It’s backed by a diversified portfolio of tokenized U.S. Treasury funds, most notably Superstate’s USTB, and is fully integrated into the Bitget platform. RWUSD is Binance’s flexible-term yield product tied to real-world asset (RWA) yields. Crucially, it does not give users direct ownership of those assets. Notably, both products provide daily yield on stable assets and … The post BGUSD vs RWUSD: How Bitget’s Yield-Bearing Certificate Challenges Binance’s RWA Product appeared first on Coin Edition .
