The addition of six US stock perpetuals broadens Bybit's TradFi derivatives catalogue, offering traders a single platform for crypto and equity exposure.
Bybit launched perpetual contracts tied to six US stocks, adding UNH, GE, JPM, GILD, AMGN and REGN to its derivatives lineup. The exchange confirmed the listing in a Monday announcement.
Traders on Bybit can now take long or short positions on the underlying stocks using the same perpetual contract format used for crypto derivatives. Perpetual contracts track an asset's price without an expiry date, letting positions stay open indefinitely.
The six tickers cover healthcare and financials, with General Electric representing industrials. Among the listed stocks, JPM stock page carries an AlphaScala Alpha Score of 64, while UNH stock page scores 49 and AMGN stock page scores 60. JPM and AMGN rate as Moderate on the AlphaScala scale, while UNH is rated Mixed.
The rollout extends Bybit's push into traditional-finance derivatives. The exchange has previously listed exchange-traded fund perpetual contracts and single-stock perpetuals, part of an effort to bring equity exposure to its crypto-native user base, the company said.
The listing is Bybit's first batch of US stock perpetual contracts, the exchange said.
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