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The DXY Hits New Highs, Bybit's TradFi Expansion: 45 New Assets Launched, Special Gift for First Trade

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On April 20, Bybit TradFi announced the launch of its sixth “Stock Carnival” batch and sixth expansion round, adding 45 popular U.S. stock assets to its platform. With this update, the total number of tradable assets on Bybit TradFi now exceeds 400—including nearly 300 stock assets. The new additions target market hotspots, covering key sectors: - Technology Storage: SNDK (SanDisk) - Social E-Commerce: PINS (Pinterest) - Healthcare Giants: TMO (Thermo Fisher), TEVA (Teva) - Financial Leaders: SCHW (Charles Schwab), MFC (Manulife) - Consumer Retail: LOW (Lowe’s), HSY (Hershey) - Infrastructure/Transportation: CSX (Transportation Giant), UNP (Union Pacific) Bybit TradFi aims to deliver an efficient global asset allocation window for investors via its core strengths: - Zero Commission: Slashing entry barriers, it’s a top pick for both beginners and high-frequency traders. - Unified Trading Account (UTA): Cross-asset collateral lets users trade U.S. stocks without liquidating crypto holdings—collateralize $BTC/$ETH directly for stock trades to maximize capital efficiency. - Flexible Leverage: Aligned with earnings season trends, it offers differentiated leverage to help investors capture long/short gains amid volatility. - New User Perk: Complete your first $10 trade to instantly receive a $5 trading bonus.
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