Bybit has launched trading for the MEITUUSDT TradFi Perpetual Contract, a synthetic derivative instrument referencing the price movements of Meitu (MEITU). The contract became available for trading on September 11, 2026, with support for up to 25x leverage and 24/7 market access.

  • Settlement Asset: USDT
  • Maximum Leverage: 25x
  • Capped Funding Rate: 2%
  • Funding Fee Interval: Every 8 hours
  • Tick Size: 0.0001
  • Trading Hours: 7 days a week, 24 hours a day

The contract integrates with Bybit‘s automated trading tools, including Futures Grid, Futures Martingale, and Futures Combo bots, enabling users to execute algorithmic trading strategies. The TradFi Perpetual Contract does not confer ownership or entitlement to dividends, voting rights, or distributions related to the underlying asset, and contract prices may deviate from the underlying asset price.

Bybit emphasized that trading TradFi Perpetual Contracts carries significant risk, including potential total loss of margin and additional losses from leverage application. Corporate actions affecting the underlying asset, such as stock splits, mergers, delistings, or suspensions, may trigger contract adjustments, price modifications, position adjustments, or contract termination. The exchange reserves the right to modify contract parameters, including leverage, margin rates, and funding rates, at any time without prior notice.

The product availability may be restricted based on jurisdiction and local regulatory requirements. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable laws in their region. Bybit may suspend or terminate access to the product at its discretion in accordance with regulatory obligations and internal policies.

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