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Bybit announced the launch of WSOT 2026, a global trading competition with a prize pool of up to 10 million USDT, inviting participants to register, form squads, and compete across multiple asset classes including crypto, stocks, and AI-assisted trading.
Bybit has officially launched WSOT 2026 (World Series of Trading), a global trading competition open for registration from October 29, 2026, through December 2, 2026. The event offers a prize pool of up to 10 million USDT, with participants able to join individually or as part of squads and compete across a range of asset classes, including cryptocurrencies, stocks, commodities, indices, and AI-assisted trading. The tournament introduces new areas of competition, such as the Global Assets Showdown and AI P&L Showdown, alongside traditional squad and individual contests. Reward distribution mechanisms, early bird incentives for squad leaders, leaderboard requirements, and specific eligibility criteria are detailed on the event page. Residents of certain regions and institutional accounts are not eligible to participate. Bybit indicates that rules, availability, and eligibility may vary by region.
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To join Bybit's WSOT 2026 global trading competition, users need to register on the event page, create or join a squad, and complete tasks in multiple trading arenas, including crypto, stocks, commodities, and AI-powered strategies. Eligibility for leaderboards requires holding a minimum of 100 USDT in a Unified Trading Account for at least five minutes. Participants can compete individually and in squads simultaneously, with additional rewards available for early squad leaders and based on competition performance. Registration is available via the official sign-up link.
Bybit is a cryptocurrency exchange focused on derivatives trading and offers a proprietary trading platform integrated with TradingView for advanced market analysis. The platform supports leveraged trading of up to 100x, copy trading for derivatives and spot markets, a transparent fee structure, and features like an order book and crypto debit card. See more about its instruments, trading conditions, and support services in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, our earlier news about Bybit covered the significant 2025 security breach linked to North Korean hackers, highlighting growing operational risks in the crypto sector. Read the previous Bybit update on Traders Union for detailed insights into these and other major incidents.