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Bybit Partners with Imrat Group to Launch USDT-Based Stock Trading

Bybit Partners with Imrat Group to Launch USDT-Based Stock Trading

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2025-05-23 17:52:30
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Bybit, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has teamed up with international hedge fund Imrat Group to introduce a groundbreaking USDT-based stock trading service. This collaboration enables crypto traders to invest in major global stocks like Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and Amazon directly using the USDT stablecoin, eliminating the need for fiat conversion. Leveraging Bybit’s robust technological infrastructure and Imrat Group’s investment ecosystem, the new offering also includes leveraged trading options, further bridging the gap between traditional equities and the crypto market. This innovative move is set to enhance accessibility and flexibility for traders, reinforcing Bybit’s position as a pioneer in crypto-financial integration.

Bybit and Imrat Group Launch USDT-Based Stock Trading

Bybit, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has partnered with international hedge fund Imrat Group to introduce USDT-based stock trading. The collaboration allows crypto traders to purchase major global stocks—including Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and Amazon—directly using the USDT stablecoin, bypassing fiat conversion.

The integration leverages Bybit’s technological infrastructure and Imrat Group’s investment ecosystem, offering Leveraged trading for stocks and IPO/ICO products. This move signals growing institutional adoption of crypto as a medium for traditional asset trading.

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