Bybit has launched trading on the HUAHONGUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract, effective September 7, 2026. The synthetic derivative contract references price movements of Hua Hong Semiconductor and offers traders up to 25x leverage, with 24/7 trading availability and settlement in USDT.

  • Maximum Leverage: 25x
  • Settlement Asset: USDT
  • Capped Funding Rate: 2%
  • Funding Settlement Interval: Every 8 hours
  • Tick Size: 0.01
  • Trading Hours: 7 days a week, 24 hours a day

The contract is accessible through Bybit‘s algorithmic trading tools, including Futures Grid, Futures Martingale, and Futures Combo strategies. As a TradFi Perpetual Contract, the instrument does not confer ownership of the underlying equity and provides no rights to dividends, voting, or distributions. Contract prices may deviate from the underlying asset price.

Bybit emphasized that trading involves significant risks, including potential total loss of margin and additional losses from leverage. The exchange reserves the right to adjust contract parameters, including leverage, margin rates, and funding rates at any time without prior notice. Corporate actions affecting Hua Hong Semiconductor, such as stock splits, mergers, suspensions, or delistings, may trigger contract term changes, price adjustments, or contract termination.

The product may not be available in all jurisdictions. Users must verify compliance with local regulations, and Bybit reserves the right to restrict or suspend access at any time in accordance with applicable laws. For complete risk disclosures and terms, traders should consult Bybit‘s Help Center and Terms of Service.

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