Bybit's AI Future City campaign rewards users with perpetual-contract airdrops linked to six AI stocks. NVIDIA leads with an Alpha Score of 74. The $300K pool runs through Sept. 20.
Bybit, the second-largest crypto exchange by volume, is running a month-long campaign built around AI and the companies that power it. The “Build Your AI Future City” promotion, live August 20 to September 20, features six names from the AI supply chain: SanDisk, NVIDIA, Marvell, Dell, Oracle and Adobe. Each company gets a digital landmark users collect by completing tasks like registration, social media engagement and referrals.
The prize pool runs up to $300,000, with individual rewards capped at $2,500. Collect all six landmarks and qualify for a $1,000 payout, limited to the first 500 users. A separate leaderboard, based on qualified referrals, offers a pool of up to $20,000 for the top 200 participants.
Bybit ties the rewards directly to its TradFi Perpetual Contracts, a product line it launched in April. Users receive position airdrops on perpetual contracts linked to the campaign’s six featured companies. Bybit said the TradFi Perpetuals now cover more than 200 trading pairs across equities, ETFs, precious metals and crude oil markets in the US and Asia, including pre-IPO asset perpetuals.
Among the featured stocks, NVIDIA (NVDA) carries an Alpha Score of 74/100, the highest in the group, with a “Moderate” label. Its current price is $216.46, down 0.51% on the session. Oracle (ORCL) has an Alpha Score of 47/100, rated “Mixed.” Both trade in the Tech sector.
The campaign is open to eligible users globally, subject to regional and account-level restrictions. Bybit noted that trading carries risk and that terms and eligibility apply.
The move follows Bybit’s broader push into tokenized equities, a market that hit $1.48 billion earlier this year. The exchange has been layering its traditional-market perpetuals alongside crypto-native products, a strategy that deepens its overlap with regulated finance but also opens it to more scrutiny over product classification and user protection.
Eligibility rules and campaign mechanics can shift by jurisdiction. Users who hold NVDA on the NVDA stock page or ORCL on the ORCL stock page can track their positions through the platform.
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