Bybit has expanded its TradFi stock offering for the fifth time since launch, adding 44 new U.S. stock and ETF contracts for difference (CFDs) to its platform, including BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF IBIT, satellite internet firm AST SpaceMobile (ASTS), and soccer club Manchester United (MANU).
What Bybit just added
Bybit TradFi launched 44 new stock CFDs as part of its weekly rollout for the TradFi Stock Festival, which is currently ongoing. The listings cover a broad spectrum of industries, including energy, finance, healthcare, and consumer brands. The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the spot Bitcoin ETF from BlackRock, satellite communications company ASTS, energy company Phillips 66 (PSX), fitness firm Peloton Interactive (PTON), Manchester United PLC (MANU) were also some of the latest ads along with uranium mining (URA), lithium battery (LIT) and energy (XLE) thematic ETFs.
Other new tickers include Marriott International (MAR), Wynn Resorts (WYNN), Moody’s Corp (MCO), American International Group (AIG), Stryker Corp (SYK), Zoetis (ZTS), State Street Corp (STT), and DuPont de Nemours (DD), among others. The full batch brings 44 CFD pairs across financial services, industrials, energy, healthcare, and consumer cyclicals, all tradeable with zero commission and leverage of up to 5x.
The fifth expansion in a growing TradFi build-out
This listing is the fifth in a series of weekly expansions since Bybit formally launched TradFi in June 2025. The platform evolved from Bybit’s Gold & FX service, which recorded its highest daily trading volume of over $24 billion on April 17, 2025, shortly before the broader platform went live. Since that debut, Bybit’s stock CFD offering has grown to support more than 100 equities, spanning technology firms such as NVDA and META, as well as crypto-adjacent stocks including COIN and MSTR.
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Bybit TradFi lets users trade gold, indices, commodities, forex, and stock CFDs, covering the world’s five largest markets, all from a single Bybit app account, without installing separate MT5 software. Crypto traders can also use Bitcoin or Ether as collateral through a Unified Trading Account (UTA), with zero commissions and a $5 reward for first orders above $10.
Wall Street Showdown competition still live
The 44-CFD listing drops in the middle of Bybit’s active Wall Street Showdown trading competition. The Bybit TradFi Stock Festival’s Wall Street Showdown is running with a 100,000 USDT prize pool and ends on April 10, 2026. Two tracks are available: a leaderboard competition and milestone-based rewards, open to all eligible everyday Bybit TradFi users. Pro users, Market Makers, and institutional accounts are excluded to preserve fairness.
The challenge comes at a turbulent time for global markets. The S&P 500 trades around 6,869 amid a hot PPI print, credit risk concerns and rising geopolitical tensions. BTC’s recovery has seen Bitcoin price advance above $74,000 and this follows a lengthy pullback. Also, an important sign of a potential recovery was long-term holder selling collapsing by 87% since the early February peak.
Traditional finance moves deeper into crypto-native territory
Bybit’s continued expansion into traditional asset classes reflects a broader industry trend: crypto-native exchanges are increasingly competing with fintech brokers and legacy financial platforms for multi-asset traders. Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has said the company is actively collaborating with regulators and pursuing licenses globally to ensure users can access the platform with the highest levels of compliance assurance.
Bybit TradFi is powered by Infra Capital, a firm licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. The service is available through the Bybit app but is inaccessible to residents of the European Economic Area, among other regional restrictions. New tickers will continue rolling out on a weekly schedule, with CFDs trading on a near-continuous Monday-through-Friday basis alongside metals, crude oil, and global indices.
