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Bybit Launches U.S. Stock and ETF Trading for Global Users

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Crypto platform Bybit now offers access to 1,000+ U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs, expanding beyond digital assets for its 80 million users.

Bybit Launches U.S. Stock and ETF Trading for Global Users

Bybit, the Dubai-based trading platform with more than 80 million registered users globally, has moved into traditional equities by enabling stock and ETF trading on its platform. The expansion gives eligible users access to more than 1,000 U.S.-listed securities, including shares in major companies such as Apple.

The move marks a significant broadening of Bybit's product offerings beyond its core cryptocurrency business. By placing equities alongside digital assets on a single platform, the company appears to be positioning itself as a unified destination for retail investors seeking exposure to both asset classes.

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Bybit's push into stock trading reflects a wider trend among crypto-native platforms exploring convergence with conventional financial markets. The strategy could appeal to international retail traders who face barriers to accessing U.S. equity markets directly through traditional brokerage channels.

Eligibility requirements for the stocks feature were not fully detailed in the announcement, and availability is expected to vary by jurisdiction given differing regulatory frameworks across global markets. The platform did not specify which regulatory licenses underpin the new equities offering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What U.S. stocks and ETFs can Bybit users trade?

Bybit now offers access to more than 1,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs, including shares in major companies such as Apple.

Q.How many users does Bybit have worldwide?

Bybit reports a global user base of more than 80 million registered users.

Q.Who is eligible to trade stocks on Bybit?

Bybit has described the feature as available to 'eligible' global users, though specific eligibility criteria and supported jurisdictions were not fully detailed in the announcement.

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