Bybit said users can now access Orbit Markets directly through its RFQ system, letting institutional and professional traders request executable quotes for large options trades and customized structures without leaving the platform.
The integration is aimed at improving execution quality by adding deeper liquidity, tighter bid-ask spreads and faster handling of large notional trades for complex hedging and trading strategies.
Orbit brings scale to the partnership: the options liquidity provider has facilitated more than $50 billion in notional volume year to date and also supplies continuous two-way liquidity across thousands of contracts on order books.
The move extends Bybit’s push to build institutional-grade crypto market infrastructure as the exchange, which says it has more than 80 million users, tries to bridge traditional finance and digital-asset trading.
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