Blitz Trading Expands Support for Bybit’s TradFi Perpetuals — Stocks, Gold and Oil, Automated Around the Clock

ROAD TOWN, British Virgin Islands, September 9, 2026 — Blitz Trading, the free, non-custodial automated trading system, is expanding its cooperation with Bybit around the exchange’s TradFi perpetual futures — contracts that track equities, gold and oil and trade 24/7 alongside crypto markets.

Blitz’s T-DCA (tiered dollar-cost-averaging) system now runs on Bybit’s TradFi perpetuals as well as its crypto pairs, letting traders automate laddered entries and take-profits on markets such as stock index and commodity perpetuals without watching charts through the session. The system is free to use, and the one-click Bybit OAuth authorization it relies on cannot withdraw user funds.

Accounts opened through Blitz’s partner link keep 20% of eligible Bybit trading fees as cashback; an account opened without that partner link cannot be enrolled afterwards. Eligible new accounts can additionally qualify for Bybit’s current new-user bonus of 50 USDT (terms and eligibility are set by Bybit; see the official event page).

“Bybit’s TradFi perpetuals are a natural fit for systematic strategies — the same ladder that manages a BTC position can manage a gold or stock-index position, on the same account,” said Sung Yong Um, founder of Blitz Technologies Ltd. “Working more closely with Bybit lets us bring rules-based automation to traders who want exposure beyond crypto without a second platform.”

Blitz is available in nine languages, and its public activity counter has recorded 11,500+ take-profit orders as of September 2026.

About Blitz Trading — Blitz Trading is a free, non-custodial automated spot and futures trading system operated by Blitz Technologies Ltd. It runs T-DCA on the user’s own exchange account. Users can start with a recommended preset or create or copy a strategy and edit its symbol, leverage, take-profit, stop-loss and full entry ladder. On Bybit, the connection uses one-click OAuth without withdrawal permission.

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Trading derivatives with leverage involves substantial risk and can result in losses exceeding initial margin. Nothing in this release is investment advice, and no profit is promised.