Bybit Expands Into 24/7 Stock and ETF Trading With New Perpetual Contracts

Bybit is continuing its push into traditional markets, adding a new wave of stock and ETF perpetual contracts that can be traded around the clock.

The latest expansion brings seven new listings — including major tech names like Nvidia and Oracle, alongside global ETFs tied to Japan, South Korea, and the Nasdaq — as the platform builds out a 24/7 trading layer for traditional financial assets.

Bringing Stocks Onchain — Without Market Hours

Since launching its TradFi perpetuals offering in April 2026, Bybit has been steadily expanding its coverage.

The product allows users to trade USDT-denominated perpetual contracts that track the price of traditional assets — without being restricted by exchange hours. That means traders can react to earnings, macro shifts, or global news in real time, even when traditional markets are closed.

New Bybit TradFi Perpetual Contracts Listings, 6 - 7 May, 2026

• Oracle (ORCL)

• Nvidia Corp (NVDA) 

• Circle Internet Group Inc. (CRCL) 

• Micron Technology Inc. (MU)

• Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ)

• iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ)

• iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY)

With these additions, traders can gain exposure to AI infrastructure leaders, digital asset-linked equities, and broad market ETFs — all from a single account.

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Bybit now supports a growing range of assets, including U.S. equities, commodities like gold and oil, and global ETFs, all available with up to 10x leverage.

A Broader Push Into TradFi Infrastructure

The expansion reflects growing demand for access to equities and macro exposure within crypto-native platforms.

Tech and semiconductor stocks — particularly names like Nvidia — remain central to AI infrastructure narratives, while ETF exposure gives traders a way to position across broader markets without picking individual assets.

At the same time, Bybit is building a more complete TradFi stack, combining:

• Perpetual contracts on equities and ETFs

• Tokenized assets

• RWA-backed yield products

The goal is to give users a unified environment where they can trade across crypto and traditional markets without leaving the platform.

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Closing

Bybit’s move into stock and ETF perpetuals is part of a larger trend — bringing traditional financial instruments into always-on trading environments.

As these products expand, the distinction between crypto markets and traditional markets continues to narrow.

And increasingly, trading doesn’t stop when the bell rings.