Bybit has expanded its 24/7 TradFi perpetual contracts lineup, adding seven new instruments that give traders nonstop access to leading US stocks and international ETFs. The new listings, rolled out this week, include Oracle (ORCL), Nvidia (NVDA), Circle Internet Group (CRCL), Micron Technology (MU), Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ), iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ), and iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY).
These USDT-quoted contracts allow users to trade traditional financial assets with up to 10x leverage directly from a single Bybit account. The move reinforces the exchange’s ambition to blur the lines between crypto and traditional finance. Since launching the product in April 2026, Bybit has added new tickers weekly, and this batch brings the total to 20 US stocks, 3 commodities (gold, silver, crude oil), and 3 global ETFs.
The new additions are strategically timed. Nvidia and Oracle sit at the center of AI infrastructure and enterprise cloud adoption, while Micron adds semiconductor exposure. Circle Internet Group ties directly to the stablecoin and digital payments sector. The ETF trio — QQQ, EWJ, and EWY — extends coverage to tech-heavy US equities and Asian markets, enabling diversified, multi-asset strategies.
“The appeal is straightforward. TradFi perpetual contracts mirror the prices of traditional assets, are settled in USDT, and are available around the clock. This means traders are not limited by stock market hours and can react immediately to major news,” the company noted. The service is powered by Infra Capital (Mauritius FSC licensed) and is offered only to eligible users via the Bybit app and website; residents of the European Economic Area are among those restricted.
Bybit continues to build an ecosystem that now spans spot crypto, derivatives, tokenized equities, and RWA-backed Earn products, making it a venue where crypto and traditional markets converge.
