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    P&L Calculations (Inverse Contracts)trades, it is important to understand how P&L is calculated before entering one. In sequential order, traders need to understand the following variables in order to accurately calculate their P&am...
    Differences Between Each Reward Typetrade, that bonus will be lost if you later unfollow them.The bonus itself is not withdrawable, convertible or transferable. However, the profit earned from using the bonus can be transferred, conver...
    Introduction to USDT Perpetual Contracttraders to place long or short contracts using USDT as the margin with no expiration date. Bybit USDT Perpetual Contracts are settled in USDT. All margin, profit and loss calculations are denominated...
    P&L Calculations (USDT Contract)trades, it is important to understand how P&L is calculated before entering one. In sequential order, traders need to understand the following variables in order to accurately calculate their P&am...
    Leveraged Token Consolidationtrader's per share value. When extreme market conditions cause Leveraged Token prices to fall, token share consolidation may be triggered, thereby increasing the price of a Leveraged Token while e...
    Bybit Spot Delisting Mechanismtraders. If a token fails to meet Bybit's stringent listing requirements, the Bybit team will conduct an in-depth review and may delist the token and its trading pair.   Delisting ProcessOnce t...
    How to Get Started With Perp Protect on Bybittrader to receive compensation from Perp Protect.  Coverage: The contract quantity covered in the Perp Protect you purchased.  Cost: The premium required to purchase the Perp Protect. Please note ...
    How to Make Manual Repayment in Your Unified Trading AccountHere’s a step-by-step guide on how to make manual repayments in your Unified Trading Account on Bybit. Via AppVia WebsiteVia App Step 1: Navigate to the Trade → Margin → Borrowings page and ta...
    Risk Limit (Perpetual and Futures Contracts)traders hold larger contract values, the maximum allowable leverage decreases. In simpler terms, the initial margin requirement gradually increases by a fixed percentage as the contract value rises to...