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Bybit announced a yield-earning product where users select a target price and lock-up period, with returns based on price movement and duration; the product does not permit early redemption and is not principal-protected.
Bybit has introduced a yield-earning product within its Easy Earn suite where users can select a target price and determine their preferred lock-up period. The yield is determined by the specified price target or fixed rate and the duration of funds locked, with longer terms typically providing higher returns. Funds are transitioned automatically from a user's Flexible Earnings or Funding Account into a fixed-term arrangement upon order matching, and early redemption is not permitted. The product is labeled as 'non-principal-protected', indicating that users may risk losing part of their original investment depending on market or product-specific conditions.
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To join Bybit's yield-earning product, access Bybit Earn and navigate to the Easy Earn section, then select the Fixed Rate Loan or Fixed Term product. Choose your target price or preferred APR and lock-up duration, and fund your order using your Flexible Earnings balance or Funding Account. Once the order is matched, funds are locked until maturity, with no option for early redemption. For more details or to participate, users can visit the official sign-up link.
Bybit is a cryptocurrency exchange focused on derivatives trading, offering a user-friendly platform integrated with TradingView for market analysis and trade execution. The broker supports leveraged trading up to 100x, copy trading in both derivatives and spot markets, and provides features like a crypto debit card, 24/7 customer support, and instant deposits and withdrawals. For additional details, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, our earlier news highlighted Bybit’s Community Learning Series AMA focused on Earn products and trading bonuses—see the details in the previous Bybit update on Traders Union.