Traders on Bybit can now compete for a share of 1 million USDT while riding the Q2 earnings wave, as the exchange runs its Stock Earnings Season event from July 21 through August 30, 2026. The timing is deliberate. Tesla posted results on July 22, Alphabet followed on July 23, and the calendar stays packed for six more weeks with Meta, Apple, Amazon, Nvidia, Microsoft, Micron and SanDisk all due to report.
How the points and prizes work
Participants earn points by trading across Bybit's stock-linked products: spot, derivatives, Bybit Alpha and Bybit TradFi stock CFDs. Those points feed a leaderboard, and the top 200 finishers split the prize pool. The first 20,000 new users who complete registration, KYC, a first deposit and a first trade get welcome perks on top of that, with USDT bonuses tied to Convert Stock trades handed out on a first-come, first-served basis.
Daily check-ins and cumulative volume milestones unlock additional rewards. There is also a separate daily mechanic where users pick which stock perpetual pair from a list of ten will post the biggest gain the following day. Those who call it right split the pooled points from that session, which gives the event a direct link to how closely traders follow earnings calendars and price action.
Between July 21 and 30, five pairs get a bonus points multiplier: TSLAUSDT, GOOGLUSDT, METAUSDT, AAPLUSDT and AMZNUSDT. Referring someone who completes a qualifying first trade also earns extra points.
What is actually in the rewards store
Points can be redeemed beyond cash. The store includes a Tesla Cybertruck, an iPhone 17 Pro Max, a GeForce RTX 5060 Ti graphics card, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and Google AI Ultra membership access, alongside USDT payouts. Bybit frames the campaign as a reflection of the ongoing convergence between traditional financial assets and crypto trading infrastructure, with tokenized equities and stock perpetuals sitting at the center of that overlap.
For active traders who were already watching the earnings calendar, the event essentially adds a points layer on top of positions they might have taken anyway.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to trade any asset.
