Bybit has expanded its lineup of stock-linked derivatives, listing new perpetual futures contracts tracking UnitedHealth ($UNHUSDT), General Electric ($GEUSDT), and JPMorgan Chase ($JPMUSDT). All three contracts are now live for trading on the exchange.
The listings continue Bybit's push into what the exchange calls its “TradFi” perpetual contract category, which lets crypto traders take leveraged positions on traditional equities through the same derivatives infrastructure used for crypto pairs.
Traditional Names, Crypto-Style Trading
UnitedHealth, General Electric, and JPMorgan Chase represent three of the largest companies in the healthcare, industrial, and financial sectors respectively. By offering perpetual contracts on these names, Bybit is positioning itself to capture trading volume from users who want exposure to blue-chip equity price action without opening a traditional brokerage account.
The exchange has not disclosed the specific leverage caps or funding rate structure for the three new contracts, though its other TradFi listings have historically carried leverage limits in a similar range to its standard crypto perpetual offerings.
Part of a Broader Push
The UNH, GE, and JPM listings follow a series of similar TradFi perpetual additions from Bybit in recent weeks, including contracts on pharmaceutical and healthcare names such as Gilead Sciences and Amgen. The pattern suggests Bybit is systematically building out sector coverage across its stock-linked derivatives products rather than adding tickers on an ad hoc basis.
