Bybit rolled out support for seven TradFi perpetual contract pairs in its Futures Bots, including TSLAUSDT, GOOGLUSDT, AMZNUSDT, XAUUSDT and CLUSDT.
The upgrade plugs those contracts into three automated tools—Futures Grid, Futures Martingale and Futures Combo—through Bybit's Adventure Zone, letting users trade tokenized stocks, metals and oil without manual execution.
Bybit said the launch targets rising demand for a single interface that gives retail and institutional traders automated exposure across both crypto and traditional markets.
The exchange, which says it serves more than 80 million users, plans to add equity indexes, commodity baskets and currency pairs in coming months as it pushes further into TradFi-DeFi crossover products.
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