
Bybit Expands Islamic Account, Adding 100 New Shariah-Compliant Trading Pairs
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 1st September 2026, Chainwire

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 1st September 2026, Chainwire
Vienna, Austria — August 31, 2026 — Bybit EU, headquartered in Vienna and operating under a MiCAR license granted by Austria’s Financial Market Authority (FMA), has been selected as a recommended alternative for MEXC users based in the Netherlands. This shift follows MEXC’s cessation of operations in the Netherlands in compliance with European regulatory requirements.

Bybit's 24/7 options trading could reshape market dynamics, challenging traditional finance norms and potentially altering regulatory landscapes.

Beginning Sept. 17, Bybit users will be able to trade 24/7 options on SPCX and NVDA, with fractional lots and USDT settlement.

MiCA's stringent regulations are reshaping the EU crypto market, favoring compliant exchanges and prompting strategic exits and migrations.

Mantle has expanded its real-world asset yield business into DeFi with a non-custodial stablecoin vault after its Bybit-based product crossed $200 million in assets under management. According to Mantle’s Aug. 25 X thread, the new product is available through Fluxion…

Pendle’s [PENDLE] supply pressure was renewed when a whale transferred all of its tokens, valued at $1.28 million, to Binance without staking them. The whale’s Binance deposit immediately sparked distribution concerns since transfers to exchanges usually create more available selling pressure. Before depositing, the whale had withdrawn roughly $1.338 million worth of PENDLE from Bybit across Continue reading "PENDLE crypto breaks downtrend with 12% rally – Can bulls target $2?"

Bybit, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has launched a new campaign built around the growing interest in artificial intelligence and its expansion into traditional financial markets. Called “Build Your AI Future City,” the campaign runs from August 20 to September 20 and features six companies linked to


Bybit’s security systems blocked more than $700 million in potential user losses during the first half of 2026 as the exchange expanded real-time blockchain monitoring and AI-assisted threat detection after its $1.46 billion 2025 hack. Bybit’s H1 2026 Risk &…

"The cybersecurity arms race has entered an era of minutes," said David Zong, Head of Group Risk Control and Security at Bybit.

In response to the theft of approximately $1.46 billion in digital assets that occurred in February 2025, Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has strengthened and expanded its security systems. Bybit is moving toward a model that is designed to detect threats earlier, respond faster, and continuously

Only notified business users are covered; access restrictions follow Aug. 21 and market-price liquidation starts Sept. 21.

US-based crypto exchange ABFinance, founded by ByBit’s former CEO Helen Liu, is the fourth exchange to close in six weeks.

Bybit added Unitree and Moonshot AI pre-IPO perpetuals as its TradFi derivatives lineup passed 200 products, with up to 10x leverage.

Bybit's expansion into pre-IPO perpetuals highlights the growing intersection of crypto and traditional finance, raising concerns about market volatility and price accuracy.

The additions come as Bybit’s TradFi perpetuals lineup grows to more than 200 products spanning equities, ETFs, commodities, indices and private companies.

The exchange says it has recovered $48.4 million and frozen $30.5 million more, a fraction of what the Lazarus Group took in February 2025.

The exchange filed a civil lawsuit in a US federal court against North Korea, its intelligence agency, and the Lazarus Group over the $1.5 billion hack of February 2025. A judge has already frozen stolen assets. The case tests whether…

Bybit won U.S. court orders to trace and freeze assets from its $1.5B North Korea linked hack, with $48.4M recovered and $30.5M frozen.