Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, announced the launch of Manual Borrowing on its Unified Trading Account (UTA) for margin trading, introducing a new level of control and flexibility for leveraged trading strategies. The feature allows traders to proactively borrow assets and hold them in advance of trading activity, complementing the existing Automatic Borrowing mechanism.
Enhanced Trading Control and Capital Efficiency
Manual Borrowing addresses common challenges in margin trading by enabling users to secure borrowable assets before market volatility or high utilization periods. With the new feature, users may proactively lock in leverage early according to their needs. This helps prevent missed opportunities due to asset unavailability or liquidity constraints in fast-moving markets, ensuring their strategies remain executable even during periods of hyperactivity in the market.
The Manual Borrowing feature integrates seamlessly into the existing Spot trading interface through a dedicated "Borrow" tab. Traders can select their desired tokens and amounts, confirm their borrowing requirements, and receive assets directly in their UTA for immediate use in margin trades.
Key Advantages:
Locking in liquidity for planned trades
Protection against liquidity shortages during volatile market conditions
Proactive borrowing to prevent failed execution of strategies
Powering up Trades with Bybit UTA
This enhancement is part of Bybit’s commitment towards building a comprehensive trading solution for Bybit UTA users’ evolving needs at every stage of their trading journey.
Bybit UTA now supports both Manual and Automatic Borrowing options, catering to diverse user preferences and trading approaches. While Automatic Borrowing continues to provide one-click leverage at the time of trade execution, Manual Borrowing offers strategic planning capabilities for more sophisticated and personalized trading strategies.
The feature is now available to all eligible UTA users on Bybit. To learn more about borrowing on UTA, users may visit: Borrowing, Interest and Repayment (Unified Trading Account)
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