Crypto trading tournaments

What can I win in the tournament? In this tournament, there are over 30 prizes available. The top trader can win multiple challenge prizes, with rewards of up to $100,000 in trading challenges. How can I win the tournament? You can win the tournament by achieving the highest PNL. There are no specific rules or drawdown limits in the tournament—just focus on maximizing your profit. What is PNL? PNL reflects the overall performance of your trading activities. If your PNL is positive, it indicates you've made a profit. If it's negative, it means you've incurred a loss. Traders aim to maximize their PNL, especially in competitions like the HyroTrader Tournament, where the goal is to achieve the highest profit compared to other participants. Example: If a trader starts with $100 and ends with $200, their PNL would be 100%, meaning they have doubled their initial investment. What if I don’t have a ByBit account? If you don’t have a ByBit account, you can register here. You’ll need to create an account, complete KYC verification, and deposit at least $100 into your account or sub-account. If you are from a restricted country and are not allowed to create a ByBit account, you will unfortunately be unable to participate in this tournament. What is restricted during the tournament? Participants are limited to one account (or one sub-account) to prevent multi-accounting and unfair advantages. Strategies involving arbitrage across multiple platforms are prohibited, as they could introduce unfair advantages. Using multiple devices or VPNs to create multiple identities or accounts is not allowed, as it could skew results. Large withdrawals during the tournament are prohibited to prevent manipulation of PNL. What pairs can I trade during the tournament? Traders can trade all pairs available on ByBit's USDT perpetual contracts. Can I have multiple tournament accounts? No, each trader is allowed only one HyroTrader account. Participants are restricted to one account (or one sub-account) to avoid multi-accounting, which could provide an unfair advantage.