Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has announced an upgrade to its platform featuring a new multi-chart trading experience in collaboration with TradingView, enhancing user trading experience.
Update and New Features
Bybit has launched a new multi-chart mode allowing traders to analyze spot and futures markets concurrently. Users can access this mode directly from the spot and futures trading pages and place market and limit orders right from the charts. The new functionality includes:
* Unified multi-chart for spot and futures trading * Direct access from trading pages * Ability to place orders without leaving the chart view * Real-time multiple symbol comparison * Expanded library of layout presets for various trading strategies * Smart synchronization across all charts * Unified control panel for settings adjustment * Full integration of TradingView's analytical tools.
Partnership with TradingView
The partnership between Bybit and TradingView, initiated in early 2024, aims to simplify crypto market analysis. TradingView is now the Official Partner of the World Series of Trading 2025, highlighting the growing synergy between the platforms. Mark, Growth Director at TradingView, stated: "Our mission is to empower traders with best-in-class tools and insights. Bybit's enhanced multi-chart experience is a perfect example of how technology and collaboration can deliver unmatched value to the trading community."
WSOT 2025 and New Direction in On-Chain Competitions
This year, the World Series of Trading (WSOT) will include on-chain participation with WSOT Onchain Wave, co-hosted by Byreal and Bybit Web3 on Solana. Participants can trade directly through their Unified Trading Account (UTA) balances. With over $1 million in prize opportunities, WSOT Onchain Wave challenges traders to dominate the markets and boost liquidity.
The new update and partnership with TradingView, along with WSOT 2025 preparations, emphasize Bybit's commitment to innovation and improved tools for traders, making trading more convenient and efficient.
