- Bybit adds 39 stock CFDs in initial rollout with weekly additions expected.
- Promotion includes a 100,000 USDT prize pool, onboarding benefits, and Zero-Fee Mode.
- New tickers span technology, fintech, consumer, and other sectors.
- TradFi service powered by Infra Capital and subject to regional eligibility restrictions.
Bybit has added dozens of stock contracts for difference (CFDs) to its TradFi platform in the latest expansion of a product line the exchange soft-launched earlier this year. The new listings bring coverage across U.S. technology, semiconductors, fintech, and consumer names, part of a deliberate push to give crypto-native traders access to global equities without switching platforms.
According to Bybit officials, the initial cohort includes tickers such as Advanced Micro Devices, Adobe, Qualcomm, Synopsys, CrowdStrike, Datadog, SoFi, Upstart, Intuit, Costco, Mercado Libre, Roblox, Roku, Gilead Sciences, Berkshire Hathaway, and Dell. Bybit said additions will roll out weekly from here, with CFDs trading on a near-continuous schedule Monday through Friday alongside metals, crude oil, and a selection of global indices.
Stock CFDs Join a Platform Already Topping 100 Equities
Since its debut in May 2025, Bybit’s CFD offering has grown to more than 100 equities, spanning crypto-adjacent names like Coinbase and MicroStrategy as well as technology heavyweights. The TradFi suite sits alongside the exchange’s existing spot, futures, and tokenized equities products, which the company positions as complementary rather than competitive.
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The infrastructure underpinning the product is Infra Capital Limited, a firm licensed by the Mauritius Financial Services Commission. Availability is subject to local regulations, including restrictions across parts of the European Economic Area.
To coincide with the expansion, Bybit is running a limited promotional window that includes zero-fee trading on eligible CFDs and indices, alongside an onboarding bonus for new users. Terms and conditions apply; institutional participants and market makers are excluded.
The broader context matters here. Previously, Bybit’s stock CFD trading followed standard U.S. market hours, limiting access to roughly 6.5 hours per day. Extending that window to a near-24/5 schedule meaningfully changes the calculus for traders in Asia and Europe, who previously had little recourse to manage positions or hedge exposure outside the New York session.
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