Bybit has launched a month-long “TradFi Trading Tools Arena” offering 100,000 USDT in rewards for users of its contracts-for-difference trading products, positioning the campaign around a run of major U.S. corporate earnings reports expected through late August and early September.
The event runs from Aug. 13 to Sept. 12, 2026, and covers two Bybit products: TradFi Combo, which allows users to trade several traditional-market instruments in one interface, and Copy TradFi, the platform’s copy-trading service for those products. Bybit said the rewards are divided among a Lucky Draw, an individual trading-volume competition, and a team contest for Copy TradFi Master Traders.
The campaign gives Bybit an incentive structure built around activity rather than returns. Participants need to meet specific volume thresholds to qualify for draws or leaderboards, while the largest prize allocation is reserved for copy-trading teams that attract and retain followers.
Three reward tracks target trading volume
The Lucky Draw carries a 10,000 USDT pool. Bybit said participants can receive entries by reaching trading-volume milestones during the campaign, with prizes distributed after the event closes. The company did not describe the individual prize breakdown in the campaign summary.
A further 30,000 USDT has been allocated to the individual trading volume leaderboard. Registered users must generate at least 300,000 USDx in combined volume across TradFi Combo and Copy TradFi to qualify. Bybit said the calculation includes activity in a participant’s main account as well as linked subaccounts.
The largest portion, 60,000 USDT, is assigned to the team trading volume leaderboard. This competition is available only to Copy TradFi Master Traders and their followers. Eligible teams must reach at least 3 million USDx in combined trading volume and maintain 20 or more unique followers, according to Bybit.
The top 50 teams can receive rewards from that pool, which Bybit said will be divided between Master Traders and followers. The requirement for unique followers places the competition partly on trader recruitment and audience retention, rather than solely on the size of a lead trader’s own positions.
Copy-trading structures can make market participation easier for users who want to follow an established account’s transactions, but they do not eliminate risk. A follower can inherit the timing, exposure, and losses of the Master Trader they choose, particularly during earnings periods when individual shares can move sharply outside regular market hours.
Earnings calendar provides the campaign backdrop
Bybit is linking the event to the U.S. earnings season, which can produce abrupt price moves across technology shares, stock indices, currencies, and commodities. The company identified NVIDIA, Salesforce, CrowdStrike, Snowflake, Applied Materials, Synopsys, and Broadcom among the companies scheduled to report in the coming weeks.
Those names span several closely watched parts of the technology market, including artificial-intelligence hardware, enterprise software, cybersecurity, semiconductor equipment, chip design, and networking. Their results can influence sentiment beyond their individual stocks, especially where earnings provide fresh evidence on corporate spending for data centers and AI infrastructure.
Bybit’s campaign therefore concentrates incentives during a period likely to bring higher demand for short-term directional trading. Users trading CFDs can take positions on whether the price of an underlying asset will rise or fall, without owning the underlying stock, commodity, index, or currency. Such products can also magnify gains and losses because trading exposure may exceed the capital committed to a position.
The promotion’s volume-based terms mean that participants seeking leaderboard eligibility may be encouraged to trade repeatedly around those earnings releases. That creates a different decision framework from simply holding a view on a company’s quarterly performance: participants must weigh the campaign’s reward thresholds against trading costs, volatility, and the possibility of losses.
More than 500 assets offered through a USDT account
Bybit said its TradFi service offers access to more than 500 assets for CFD trading from a single USDT-denominated account. The lineup includes technology stocks, commodities, foreign-exchange pairs, and global indices.
A USDT-denominated structure lets crypto-native users use stablecoin balances to access instruments linked to traditional markets without first converting funds into fiat currency or moving money through a conventional brokerage account. It also places crypto users in a market where prices can be driven by earnings, central-bank decisions, macroeconomic releases, commodity supply developments, and currency movements.
The platform said the TradFi service is powered by Infra Capital, which Bybit describes as licensed by Mauritius’s Financial Services Commission. Access is available through Bybit’s app and website for eligible users, subject to jurisdictional restrictions.
Residents of the European Economic Area are among those unable to access the service, according to Bybit’s disclosure. Availability can also depend on a user’s location and applicable local rules, making the campaign less geographically broad than its USDT reward pool may initially suggest.
The arena adds a competitive layer to Bybit’s effort to connect stablecoin-based trading accounts with traditional-market CFDs. For participants, the immediate appeal is the chance to trade earnings-driven moves and qualify for rewards using existing digital-asset balances. The more practical consideration is that the campaign rewards volume, while earnings volatility can punish poorly timed or oversized positions regardless of leaderboard placement.
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