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Bybit expands stock perpetual offerings with CRMUSDT and three other U.S. contracts

Bybit expands stock perpetual offerings with CRMUSDT and three other U.S. contracts

The exchange added USDT-settled perpetuals tied to Salesforce, SoFi Technologies, Palo Alto Networks and Penguin Solutions, each with up to 20x leverage, alongside a limited-time fee promotion on the earlier three listings.

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Fact Check
The official Bybit announcements page confirms all four USDT-settled stock perpetuals: SOFIUSDT, PANWUSDT, PENGSTOCKUSDT (Jul 22) and CRMUSDT/Salesforce (Jul 23), each up to 20x leverage. The Odaily newsflash independently confirms the three Jul 22 listings and the limited-time fee promotion described in the claim. This aligns precisely with the claim that Bybit expanded stock perpetual offerings with CRMUSDT and three other U.S. contracts (SoFi, Palo Alto Networks, Penguin Solutions), each with up to 20x leverage, alongside a fee promotion on the earlier three listings.
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Summary

Bybit has expanded its U.S. stock perpetual contract lineup by listing CRMUSDT, a USDT-settled perpetual tied to Salesforce (CRM), after adding contracts for SoFi Technologies (SOFIUSDT), Palo Alto Networks (PANWUSDT) and Penguin Solutions (PENGSTOCKUSDT). The products offer up to 20x leverage. Bybit said CRMUSDT is available for manual trading and through Futures bots including Futures Grid, Futures Martingale and Futures Combo, with a tick size of 0.01, a capped funding rate of 2.5%, funding fees settled every eight hours and 24/7 trading. For the earlier three listings, the exchange announced a limited-time promotion with 0% maker fees and taker fees reduced by 50%. Bybit also said it may adjust contract launch timing and parameters including minimum price change, leverage, margin rates, order-size limits, funding rate, mark price calculation and index price calculation.

Terms & Concepts
  • perpetual contracts: Futures contracts with no expiry date.
  • leverage: Borrowed exposure that magnifies gains and losses.
  • funding rate: Periodic payment mechanism that helps keep perpetual futures prices aligned with the underlying market.