TechFlow News: On April 20, according to official announcements, following last week’s record highs for two major U.S. stock indices and amid the intensifying Q1 earnings season, Bybit TradFi launched the sixth expansion round of its “Stock Carnival,” adding 45 popular U.S. equities. With this expansion, the total number of tradable assets on Bybit TradFi has surpassed 400, including nearly 300 U.S. stocks.
This latest batch of newly added assets precisely targets current market hotspots, spanning core sectors including technology, consumer goods, healthcare, and finance:
- Technology & Storage: SNDK (SanDisk) — a classic storage industry stock
- Social Commerce: PINS (Pinterest)
- Healthcare Giants: TMO (Thermo Fisher), TEVA (Teva)
- Financial Leaders: SCHW (Charles Schwab), MFC (Manulife)
- Consumer Retail: LOW (Lowe’s), HSY (Hershey)
- Infrastructure & Transportation: CSX (a transportation giant), UNP (Union Pacific)
Breaking Down Barriers, Redefining Financial Trading Standards
Bybit TradFi is committed to building an efficient, global asset allocation gateway for investors through its core advantages:
- Zero-Commission Model: Significantly lowers entry barriers—ideal for beginners and high-frequency traders alike.
- Unified Trading Account (UTA): Leveraging cross-asset collateral functionality, users can directly trade U.S. equities by pledging $BTC or $ETH without liquidating their crypto positions—maximizing capital efficiency.
- Flexible Leverage Options: Tailored to the earnings season, offering differentiated leverage settings to help investors capture both long and short opportunities amid market volatility.
- New User Exclusive: Complete your first trade of at least $10 and instantly receive a $5 trading bonus.
Bybit TradFi is deeply integrating traditional finance with the crypto-native ecosystem. Amid the market turbulence of the U.S. earnings season, Bybit’s near-400 traditional financial assets—and its USDT settlement model—will serve as a central hub for crypto investors seeking global market exposure.
