Bybit TradFi Stock Festival announces trading competition with 100,000 USDT prize pool

In this post: Bybit has officially kicked off the Bybit TradFi Stock Festival’s Wall Street Showdown competition with a 100,000 USDT prize pool. The on-going Bybit TradFi trading competition ends on April 10, 2026, available to eligible Bybit TradFi users only, excluding Pro and institutional users. New users are able to claim tasks through the Rewards Hub after completing a mandatory Identity Verification Lv. 1 process. Bybit has officially kicked off the Bybit TradFi Stock Festival’s Wall Street Showdown competition with a 100,000 USDT prize pool. The ongoing trading competition ends on April 10, 2026, and is available only to eligible Bybit TradFi users, excluding Pro and institutional users. The competition also comes as Bybit TradFi continues to announce new stock CFDs weekly, amid geopolitical tensions and global uncertainty that are weighing on markets. Bybit TradFi’s Wall Street Showdown has been activated at an opportune time for traders diversifying across multiple asset classes, with the S&P 500 trading at 6,869.50, the Nasdaq Composite at 22,807.48, and BTC rebounding above $73,000. Bybit TradFi’s 24/7 access to commodities, energy markets, global benchmarks, and a growing menu of equity CFDs positions traders to build resilient portfolios amid economic headwinds. It also unlocks seamless access to global markets, including precious metals, crude oil, global indices, and over 100 popular stock CFDs, alongside Bybit’s holistic support for digital assets and traditional markets, including tokenized stocks through xStocks, XAUT, and PAXG offerings on Bybit Spot, Bybit Futures, and Bybit Earn. Bybit TradFi opens challenges for veterans and newbies Bybit TradFi has announced that all eligible Bybit TradFi users may register to challenge each other on one of the two tracks: Leaderboard Competitions and Newcomer Exclusives. In Leaderboard Competitions, users trading stock CFDs and indices can compete based on either trading volume or profit and loss (PnL). The top 3 users must trade at least $50,000,000 to qualify for leaderboard rewards, while all other ranked users must trade at least $2,000,000. Top performers will claim substantial rewards from the 100,000 USDT prize pool. On the other hand, Newcomer Exclusives will allow new users to earn up to 5,030 USDT by depositing and trading TradFi products within 14 days of completing their tasks. Only new users with no prior TradFi trading activity are eligible for this challenge. Rewards scaling is based on deposit and trading activity. Meanwhile, rewards for the Newcomer Exclusives challenge are limited and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis before they run out. The total prize pool is 300,000 USDT, and the event may end earlier than scheduled if all rewards are distributed. Bybit TradFi sets newbie tasks and competition terms According to Bybit TradFi, new users can claim tasks through the Rewards Hub after completing the mandatory Identity Verification Lv. 1 process to be eligible to participate in the event. Rewards will be automatically distributed to eligible users’ Rewards Hub within 7 working days of task completion. Task 1 requires new users to deposit ≥ $1,000 and accumulate TradFi trading volume of ≥ $5,000,000 within 14 days, with a chance to win 30 USDT. The second task requires a deposit of ≥ $3,000, a 14-day TradFi trading volume of ≥ $50,000,000, and a chance to win 200 USDT. Meanwhile, tasks 3 to 5 will require new users to deposit between $10,000 and $100,000, accumulate TradFi trading volumes of $100,000,000 to $1,000,000,000, and stand a chance to walk away with 300 to 3,000 USDT. All participants are reminded that they must strictly adhere to Bybit’s terms and conditions, and the company reserves the right to disqualify dishonest participants during the competition. The company also reserves the right to modify the terms of the competition without notifying users in advance. Bybit’s Risk Control and Data teams will verify the final rewards after technical and risk assessments.