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Bybit's Unified Trading Account Driving Capital Efficiency with 96% Institutional Adoption Rate

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Bybit, a leading cryptocurrency exchange globally, has announced that its Unified Trading Account (UTA) has achieved an impressive 96% adoption rate among institutional clients. The UTA, introduced in 2023, consolidates Spot Trading, Spot Margin Trading, Perpetual, Futures, and Options into a single account structure to improve capital efficiency and trading flexibility.

Unlike traditional accounts that require managing separate wallets, the UTA enhances the trading experience by merging all trading wallets into one, reducing the risks associated with handling multiple accounts.

UTA's portfolio margin feature computes margin across a trader's various positions, considering both realized and unrealized Profit and Loss (PnL) from open positions. This methodology enables traders to maximize profits while mitigating volatility, a beneficial approach in a market known for swift price fluctuations.

Bybit offers institutional third-party custody services for both institutional and retail traders, providing a wide range of crypto derivatives, structured products, and opportunities for passive income. Through Bybit's UTA, traders can effectively manage positions and utilize a variety of tools to enhance their trading strategies based on prevailing market conditions.

UTA represents a significant advancement in trading technology, highlighting the platform's dedication to delivering innovative solutions. As the cryptocurrency market evolves, innovative solutions like UTA will be crucial in equipping traders with the necessary tools to navigate the complexities of digital asset trading successfully.

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