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Bybit announced details of its World Series of Trading (WSOT) 2026 event, inviting users to discuss potential uses for the event's prize money and highlighting a multi-track trading competition scheduled from October 29 to December 2, 2026.
Bybit has released details for its World Series of Trading (WSOT) 2026, a global trading competition set to run from October 29 to December 2, 2026. The event consists of five tracks—Preheat Quest, Squad Showdown, Individual Showdown, Global Assets, and AI Showdown—covering a range of trading activities including crypto, stocks, commodities, and AI-assisted trading. The combined prize pool for all tracks is up to 10 million USDT, with specific timelines and eligibility requirements laid out for participation in each segment.
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To join the Bybit WSOT 2026 trading competition, users need to register via the event page using a Unified Trading Account and complete Identity Verification Level 1. Activate participation in leaderboard competitions by maintaining at least 100 USDT in your account for five minutes, and then choose your preferred competition track—such as Squad Showdown, Individual Showdown, or AI Showdown—during the relevant event windows. Additional requirements may apply to specific tracks, such as forming or joining a squad or registering AI subaccounts. For more details and to begin participation, users can visit the official sign-up link.
Bybit is a cryptocurrency exchange focused on derivatives trading, providing access to both futures and perpetual contracts with leverage up to 100x. The platform features integration with TradingView for market analysis, copy trading options for spot and derivatives markets, and customer support available around the clock. For more details, read the full broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier news about Bybit’s launch of the WSOT 2026 Global Assets Arena and its multi-asset trading competition in the previous Bybit update on Traders Union.