Bitget Wallet Opens Access to Coinbase's Base Liquidity Pools and Reward Programs

Bitget Wallet has integrated Coinbase’s Base Layer 2 network and Aerodrome, the decentralized exchange that anchors liquidity on Base. The update enables users to trade, stake, and manage Base-native assets directly from the wallet.

Aerodrome Built Into Wallet

The integration makes Aerodrome available in-app, giving users access to swaps, rewards, and liquidity pools without switching platforms. Aerodrome’s incentive model drives liquidity growth across Base and is expected to expand trading activity for assets such as cbBTC and cbETH.

“Building on Base goes beyond product integration. It reflects a shared belief in building an on-chain ecosystem that anyone can access,” commented Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet. “From payments to DeFi and discovery, we're working together to make the onchain experience simple, rewarding, and available to users everywhere.”

Bitget Wallet said the update is part of its broader plan to simplify DeFi access. The wallet’s GetGas feature now covers Base transactions, allowing users to pay fees even without ETH.

Onboarding and Discovery

To support adoption, Bitget Wallet has also added a Base ecosystem section in its Discover tab. The hub highlights DeFi, gaming, and infrastructure projects, with real-time token feeds and guides for new users. The rollout positions Bitget Wallet as a new gateway to Base’s DeFi ecosystem, streamlining access to trading and liquidity opportunities.

The latest development follows Bitget’s launch of what it calls the industry’s first Real-World Asset (RWA) Index Perpetual Contract, allowing users to trade tokenized equities and other traditional assets through its futures platform. The product went live on August 20.

Related: Bitget Introduces Tokenized Stock Contracts Tied to Tesla and Nvidia

The first contracts cover tokenized versions of Tesla, Nvidia, and Circle’s USDC-related assets. Each index represents a basket of tokenized shares issued by multiple third parties, a structure designed to reduce price distortions and provide more stable valuations.

According to Bitget, the contracts function similarly to existing crypto perpetuals, with index values sourced from multiple providers. The exchange said it will adjust weightings over time to reflect market activity, trading volumes, and liquidity conditions.