Bybit Spread Trading allows traders to simultaneously buy and sell two related instruments in order to hedge risk or profit from price discrepancies. Read more.

Whether markets are flying high or wobbling unpredictably, one thing remains true: traders are always looking for smarter ways to 

 and find profit opportunities. That’s where Bybit Spread Trading comes in. This feature is tailor-made for those who want to go beyond basic buy/sell plays and start taking advantage of price discrepancies between related instruments. In this guide, we’ll walk through exactly how Bybit Spread Trading works, why it matters and how you can start using it today, whether you’re 

is a newly launched Bybit feature that allows users to simultaneously buy and sell two related instruments — such as Spot, Perpetual or Expiry contracts with different settlement dates — in order to hedge risk or profit from price discrepancies.

This type of trading strategy is popular among institutional and professional traders because it enables more precise, controlled market exposure. However, with Bybit’s interface, the barrier to entry is significantly lowered, opening the door for individual traders to tap with just a few clicks into a powerful set of tools.

At its core, Spread Trading on Bybit is about executing what’s called a combo trade. This means entering two positions at once: one long, one short. These positions are taken on related instruments, such as a BTC Spot trade and a BTC Perpetual contract, with the idea that their prices will either converge or diverge in a way that benefits your position.

When you place a buy combo, you’re buying the instrument with the longer expiration (the “far leg”) and selling the one that expires sooner (the “near leg”). 

A sell combo is the reverse: selling the far leg and buying the near leg. The profit (or loss) comes from how the spread between these two instruments shifts over time.

For example, if you believe the spread between a Perpetual and a Quarterly Futures contract will widen, you can buy the combo. If the spread increases after your entry, that movement becomes your profit. Bybit calculates your 

 prices automatically, based on the mark prices and your defined “order price,” so there’s no need to manually crunch the numbers.

Perhaps the most important feature here is atomic execution. This ensures both sides of your combo trade are filled together, in equal quantities, or the trade doesn’t go through at all. It removes “leg risk,” which is the danger of getting filled on one side of the trade, but not the other. In volatile markets, that alone can save you from an unwanted mess.

Spread Trading on Bybit currently supports combinations such as Spot and Perpetual, Spot and Expiry, Perpetual and Expiry, or even two Expiry contracts with different dates. This flexibility lets you build strategies that align with different market outlooks — bullish, bearish or neutral.

There’s a strong reason why Spread Trading is a go-to for many experienced traders: it allows for strategic plays that are more sophisticated than just guessing price direction. On Bybit, it’s not only powerful, but also convenient.

First, you get price certainty. Your spread is locked in at the price you specify. There’s no 

 between legs because the entry prices are automatically calculated and matched. You’re trading the spread, not the individual legs.

Secondly, the trading experience is smoother. Instead of placing two separate orders and manually trying to sync them, Bybit handles everything as a single transaction. You don’t have to worry about whether one leg gets filled and the other doesn’t — that risk is eliminated through atomic execution.

Third, this setup is a great hedge against volatility. By taking opposing positions on two related contracts, you reduce exposure to sharp price movements. Your P&L becomes more about the relative performance between contracts, rather than the market direction itself.

There’s also a strong cost advantage. Trading spreads on Bybit is significantly cheaper than doing it manually. You pay only half the trading fees you’d incur if you placed two individual trades on the order book. For high-volume or 

, that translates to meaningful savings over time.

Finally, it unlocks strategy flexibility. Whether you're 

 funding rates between Spot and Perpetual, doing 

 with different Futures contracts or taking advantage of price convergence before expiry, this platform gives you the tools to execute those ideas efficiently.

How to get started with Bybit Spread Trading 

Now that you have a better understanding of how Bybit Spread Trading works, let’s look into how to get started. Please note that you’ll need to have a Bybit account in order to proceed. If you don’t already have one, please check out our 

 for more information on how to create a Bybit account.

: Log in to your Bybit account and hover your cursor over the 

: The available spreads are organized in a grid, with each tile representing a unique combo. Choose your preferred combo to trade.

Tiles with a border around them signify that Spread Trading offers a better price. Hover over a tile for more details, or use the bar at the bottom of the grid to explore more options.

On the order placement page, set up your order with the following parameters:

to place your order. A pop-up window will appear for you to confirm your order details. Then, click on 

Congratulations — you’ve successfully placed an order!

You can view your Spread Trading orders from any trading page (Spread Trading, Spot and Futures), as they all share the same order data.

 to view your active orders. You’ll be able to view the combo, underlying asset, order price and more. 

If you would like to adjust your order parameters, you may click on the pencil icon under 

. To cancel your order, simply click on the order’s corresponding 

to view your completed orders. To view each order’s information on each leg, click on the order’s corresponding 

button. For additional insights, click on 

Spread trading isn’t for everyone — but if you’re someone who enjoys strategic trading, hedging or arbitrage, it’s a tool worth adding to your arsenal. It appeals to traders who are less interested in taking a directional bet, and more focused on capitalizing on inefficiencies in the market.

You don’t have to be a pro trader to benefit, either. The simplified execution and intuitive UI mean even intermediate users can explore advanced strategies without being overwhelmed. As long as you understand how spreads work, and how your P&L is affected by their movement, you’re already halfway there.

More importantly, in times of market uncertainty or low volatility — when price action feels sluggish — spread trading gives you an alternative way to profit. It keeps you in the game — even when momentum plays aren’t cutting it.

Bybit Spread Trading is a powerful tool that combines simplicity with sophistication. Whether you're looking to hedge, save on fees or experiment with 

 strategies, it offers a clean and user-friendly way to do so. With lower risk, lower costs and plenty of flexibility, Bybit Spread Trading is a smart move for any trader looking to level up their game — especially when markets get messy.

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Positive sentiment around potential US trade deals has fueled a sixth straight day of gains in risk-on assets. Bitcoin, boosted by this sentiment and its own drivers, such as strong ETF inflows and regulatory progress, has outperformed gold and equities, rising 14% over the past month and consolidating at $94K. Bitcoin’s implied volatility has decreased significantly, while realized volatility has stabilized above 30%, a level that’s been its floor for the past 18 months.

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After rallying from $75,000 to over $95,000 in early April, Bitcoin has traded sideways at around $94,000 this week. Open interest remains stable for April, near all-time highs at $8B, while trade volumes have decreased to $10B per day. Lower trade volumes correlate with lower realized volatility, and perp positioning suggests that traders are waiting for another rally before committing to major positions, mindful of recent sell-offs.

Bitcoin volatility declines to 18-month low

Bitcoin’s volatility has declined, nearing a previously held floor of 35–40%, a level from which it has consistently rebounded over the past 18 months. Implied volatility has followed a 10-point drop in realized volatility to just above 30%, the floor of its 18-month range. Options activity shows a preference for puts, as BTC’s spot price is remaining stable. Volatility smile skews favor out-of-the-money calls, particularly for long-term options, while short-term options are nearly neutral.

BTC volatility smiles skew toward OTM calls

Bitcoin's volatility smiles now favor out-of-the-money (OTM) calls across all tenors, recovering from a put-call skew that strongly favored puts earlier in April. Ether is showing a similar recovery at short tenors, but longer-term skew remains slightly bearish. While ETH funding rates are positive, longer-term option smiles are skewing toward puts, thus presenting mixed sentiment. For BTC, derivatives markets are indicating clearer bullish signals, including positive funding rate spikes, positively sloped futures yields and a skew toward OTM calls.

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Daily top performer — Curve Finance (CRV)

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Today's top performer is CRV, which surged 11.4% after Spark's integration of new Curve pools, enhancing stablecoin liquidity and improving DeFi infrastructure.

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 sUSDS/USDT and USDC/USDT Curve pools to its Spark Liquidity Layer (SLL), boosting stablecoin liquidity, enabling easier swaps, and supporting future direct USDT deposits and withdrawals via Spark Savings.

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 the Bitcoin Adopters ETF, which tracks companies with a corporate Bitcoin treasury strategy. The ETF includes firms like Tesla, Blockstream, and MARA. It reflects the growing trend of companies acquiring Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation. Grayscale's fund aims to provide exposure to companies in sectors like mining, automotive, and energy. Institutional BTC adoption, including Michael Saylor's Strategy, is driving Bitcoin's scarcity, which may lead to a supply crunch and rising Bitcoin prices in the future.

Yesterday, BTC spot ETFs saw $323.3M in outflows, with $32M from GBTC and $291.3M from other ETFs.

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Discover how USDY, a yield-bearing stablecoin from Ondo Finance, offers secure, regulated returns backed by US Treasuries across multiple blockchains.

, which are crypto assets pegged to a major fiat asset, have gained tremendous popularity and are helping investors deal with the typical volatility of the market. For many years, stablecoin cryptocurrencies have been used for payments, principal value storage, B2B transactions and more. However, traditional stablecoins have always lacked the ability to generate yield. These assets are fixed at a certain rate (e.g., $1) and, due to inflation, they don’t protect against your funds’ value erosion. 

 have started to gain traction over the past several years. These "new generation" stablecoins, unlike their traditional counterparts, not only provide rate stability but also generate yields, growing your investment over time. One of the leading assets among yield-bearing stablecoins is US Dollar Yield (USDY), issued by Ondo USDY LLC, part of 

Backed by low-risk traditional finance (TradFi) reserves, USDY generates yields and is a fully composable asset that can be used throughout the DeFi ecosystems of multiple blockchains. The reserves and issuance of the stablecoin are also subject to high regulatory controls. In the world of yield-bearing stablecoins, USDY is among the top choices in terms of popularity, regulation and security.

What is the Ondo US Dollar Yield (USDY) Token?

 (USDY) is a yield-bearing stablecoin offered by Ondo USDY LLC, part of the Ondo Finance DeFi solutions provider. 

USDY’s value tracks that of the US dollar, and it’s backed by Treasury bills and demand deposit reserves. The coin issuer’s parent company, Ondo Finance, specializes in institutional-grade crypto solutions. Ondo aims to make on-chain institutional-grade finance tools and infrastructure accessible to anyone.

USDY was launched in August 2023. As of April 2025, the stablecoin has become available on 

 — a level of multichain coverage that few other stablecoins can match.

While USDY’s price tracks the US dollar’s, its rate is typically somewhat higher than $1 because yields earned by each unit of the stablecoin are added to it, increasing its nominal value.

 (RWAs), primarily Treasury bills, although some portion of the reserves may also be represented by bank demand deposits. Both of these financial asset types are considered cash equivalents.

To ensure the Ondo ecosystem's security, Ondo backs each $100 equivalent of USDY with reserves worth $104, maintaining a 4% overcollateralization rate at all times.

Ondo Finance takes the transparency of USDY seriously. The company has established a bankruptcy-remote mechanism, with a separate corporate entity controlling the issuance and oversight of the stablecoin in various ways, including a board of directors with an independent director, and segregation of assets and reporting from Ondo.

USDY is a fully composable asset that can be used in the DeFi ecosystems of its host blockchains for various purposes, such as collateral, 

USDY provides several significant benefits for its holders. First, it allows eligible individual and institutional investors to earn dollar-denominated yield. This is in contrast to traditional stablecoins, which provide no yield opportunities at all. While other yield-bearing stablecoins also generate returns for holders, some of these pay the yields in volatile cryptocurrencies, rather than high-quality assets.

Thanks to its dollar peg, USDY offers both yield and relative stability. Additionally, it’s fully composable, creating opportunities for use across various DeFi protocols. USDY is available on seven blockchains, providing access to more DeFi opportunities than most yield-bearing stablecoins.

The coin may also be used for passive holding, growing in value over time as yields accrue. In this capacity, USDY represents a good low-risk, on-chain investment opportunity.

Finally, USDY’s overcollateralization and backing by high-quality TradFi assets, Treasury bills and demand deposits make it one of the most secure yield-bearing stablecoins on the market.

How does Ondo US Dollar Yield (USDY) work?

Individuals and institutional entities need to undergo an onboarding process to acquire USDY, during which they submit relevant identity, legal and tax documents. Ondo diligently applies 

 (AML) checks in order to adhere to US securities laws, the Investment Company Act of 1940 and other relevant regulations.

US and UK residents cannot apply to buy USDY, although you may be eligible if you’re a US or UK citizen and reside abroad.

If your application is approved, you can be issued USDY 40 to 50 days after your initial deposit date, although you’ll start earning yield from the first day of your investment. The minimum amount for investment or redemption is $500. You can buy USDY from Ondo using the 

 stablecoin. US dollar wire transfers are also supported for amounts over $100,000.

Redemptions are only transferred in US dollars to bank accounts outside the US. You can redeem your USDY investment at any time, and the typical timeline to receive your funds is about 2–3 business days from the date of your request.

USDY accrues yield daily. The stablecoin’s yields are structured not to incur any US federal tax obligations. Ondo doesn’t charge any performance or management fees for USDY yields. However, the company earns income from a portion of yields generated by the underlying assets backing USDY.

As noted earlier, USDY’s yields accrue to each unit of the token. Therefore, the value of one USDY is usually above $1. For instance, the average value of USDY as of the time of this writing (Apr 30, 2025) is $1.11.

For investors who prefer a fixed $1 rate for the stablecoin, Ondo offers the rebasing version, called rUSDY. Yields for rUSDY are paid to your wallet in the form of additional tokens by increasing the supply of the crypto, while the principal remains at (or very close to) $1. This is known as rebasing. USDY and rUSDY are freely convertible between each other.

The rebased version of the coin might be useful to those who need to ensure rate stability (for example, for B2B payments of agreed-upon contractual amounts) while also earning yields from their investments.

 as a swap pair with the USDT stablecoin.

USDY boasts numerous benefits for investors — low-risk yields from high-quality traditional assets, wide multichain coverage, regulatory compliance, transparency, composability and rate stability. The combination of all these benefits is quite rare in the crypto market, and the investor community is definitely taking note: USDY is already the third-highest-ranked yield-bearing stablecoin by market cap as of late April 2025. 

Since the yield-bearing stablecoin niche is expanding, the advantages of the USDY are likely to attract further interest, both among the institutional crowd and with individuals keen to access high-quality, institutional-grade crypto products.

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Arbitrum is a scaling solution that supports Ethereum by allowing greater transaction volumes with lower fees. Learn more about Arbitrum and its new token here.

 network continues to face scalability challenges, solutions like Arbitrum are emerging as game-changers in addressing transaction costs and network congestion. Are you curious about “what is Arbitrum crypto” and its impact on the Ethereum ecosystem? Look no further, as we unravel the world of Arbitrum, its unique approach, and its potential to revolutionize Ethereum’s Layer 2 landscape.

 for Ethereum, Arbitrum aims to alleviate the network’s growing pains by processing smart contract transactions on separate Arbitrum chains. Founded by Offchain Labs, a New York-based Ethereum startup, Arbitrum has attracted investments from notable firms such as Alameda Research, Pantera Capital, and Lightspeed Venture Partners.

Arbitrum’s Layer 2 (L2) platform offers the following benefits:

Ethereum’s current limitations in transaction processing speed, high fees, and scalability bottleneck have prompted the community to explore Layer 2 solutions to enhance its performance. High gas fees and slow transaction times hinder the adoption of Ethereum-based decentralized applications (dApps), creating a pressing need for off-chain scaling solutions.

Arbitrum technology is one such solution that addresses these issues by employing optimistic rollups to process transactions off-chain, significantly reducing gas fees and transaction times. Layer 2 solutions such as Arbitrum play a significant role in enhancing the scalability and efficiency of the Ethereum network, leading to a better user experience for 

Arbitrum significantly contributes to Ethereum’s scaling efforts by offering a Layer 2 solution that minimizes mainnet congestion, leading to quicker transaction times and reduced fees. Furthermore, the Arbitrum protocol is designed to be compatible with Ethereum smart contracts, making it a seamless and powerful solution for scaling Ethereum.

The platform’s unique approach to scaling involves using optimistic rollups and the Arbitrum Virtual Machine (AVM) to process transactions more efficiently and securely. By offloading some of the computational load from the Ethereum mainnet to the AVM, Arbitrum enables faster and more cost-effective transactions, improving the user experience on the Ethereum network.

How Arbitrum Works: Optimistic Rollups and Virtual Machine

Arbitrum leverages optimistic rollups and a virtual machine to process transactions off-chain, settling them on the Ethereum mainchain in an efficient and secure manner. This is achieved by creating a sidechain linked to the Ethereum main chain and utilizing the Arbitrum Virtual Machine (AVM) to compile batches of transactions, settle them on the sidechain, and then broadcast the transaction data to the Ethereum 

Optimistic rollups allow Arbitrum to assume transactions are valid by default, verifying them 

 only if a dispute arises. By processing transactions off-chain, Arbitrum significantly reduces the time and cost associated with on-chain transaction processing, making it an attractive scaling solution for Ethereum users and developers.

This efficient approach to transaction processing minimizes transaction fees and the burden on the Ethereum network, allowing for faster and more cost-effective ethereum transactions.

In contrast to other Layer 2 solutions like sidechains, optimistic rollups rely on the security of the main blockchain. This ensures that even in the event of faulty blocks, the integrity of the mainchain remains uncompromised, providing a secure and reliable scaling solution for Ethereum users.

The Arbitrum Virtual Machine (AVM) is an integral component of the Arbitrum ecosystem, allowing developers to deploy their existing Ethereum smart contracts on Arbitrum with minimal modifications.

By leveraging the AVM, developers can unlock the full potential of Arbitrum’s Layer 2 solution while maintaining compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem.

In addition to compatibility with Ethereum, the AVM offers developers advanced features such as a built-in console, debugging capabilities, and the ability to extend functionality through plugins. As a record-keeper, traffic cop, and enforcer for the execution of smart contracts, the AVM ensures the security and reliability of the Arbitrum ecosystem.

The Arbitrum Ecosystem: Main Components and Evolution

The Arbitrum ecosystem comprises three main components:

As the ecosystem evolves, these components work together to provide a robust and scalable Layer 2 solution for Ethereum applications.

From the mainnet of Arbitrum One to the technical upgrades of Arbitrum Nitro and the scalability-focused Arbitrum Nova, the ecosystem caters to a wide range of use cases and requirements, all with the common goal of enhancing Ethereum’s performance and user experience.

Arbitrum One is the official mainnet of the Arbitrum ecosystem, providing the infrastructure to power the entire ecosystem and process transactions on the Arbitrum Virtual Machine (AVM). Launched on August 31st, 2021, Arbitrum One is designed to enhance user experience by reducing transaction costs and increasing transaction speed.

As the mainnet, Arbitrum One is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), allowing developers to easily deploy their smart contracts on Arbitrum and take advantage of its Layer 2 scaling benefits. This compatibility ensures that existing Ethereum applications can seamlessly integrate with Arbitrum One, further expanding the ecosystem’s reach and impact.

Arbitrum Nitro is a significant technical enhancement to the infrastructure of Arbitrum One’s ecosystem, increasing its speed, EVM compatibility, and cost-efficiency. By implementing interactive proofs running on WASM code, Nitro enables developers to use standardized EVM-compatible languages and execute unmodified EVM contracts.

The key improvements offered by Arbitrum Nitro include reduced transaction costs, increased transaction throughput, and enhanced scalability. These enhancements make Arbitrum Nitro an attractive option for developers looking to build and deploy robust and efficient Ethereum applications on Arbitrum’s Layer 2 scaling solution.

Arbitrum Nova is a new chain specifically designed to facilitate applications with high transaction volumes on the Arbitrum network. As an Arbitrum chain, it offers increased scalability but with some trade-off in terms of security, making it an ideal choice for use cases where high throughput is a priority, such as an arbitrum dao.

Arbitrum Nova is built on the Arbitrum One network and utilizes the AnyTrust technology developed by Offchain Labs to reduce fees and enhance transaction speed. Nova is distinct from Arbitrum One in that it does not post transaction data, sacrificing some security features for the sake of increased scalability and performance in high-transaction-volume applications.

The ARB token, also known as the Arbitrum token, is the native governance token for the Arbitrum blockchain, serving the purpose of value transfer, investment, and voting on governance decisions. As a crucial component of the Arbitrum ecosystem, the ARB token empowers token holders to influence the future development of the platform and benefit from its growth and success.

ARB token holders have the authority to cast their votes on key governance decisions, including the allocation of funds, investments, and technical modifications to the network infrastructure. This decentralized governance model ensures that the Arbitrum ecosystem remains responsive to the needs of its users and continues to evolve and improve over time, similar to the collaborative approach of a security council.

The primary roles of the ARB token in the Arbitrum ecosystem are to provide governance rights, enable value transfer, and influence the future development of the ecosystem. As a native utility token, the ARB token allows holders to participate in the decision-making process, ensuring that the platform remains aligned with the needs and priorities of its users.

In addition to its role in governance, the ARB token also offers investment opportunities through governance participation, staking for rewards, and potential price appreciation. As the Arbitrum ecosystem continues to grow and evolve, the value of the ARB token is expected to increase, offering potential returns for long-term token holders.

The tokenomics of the ARB token involve an initial supply of 10 billion tokens, a yearly inflation rate of 2%, and a current circulating supply of 1.275 billion tokens. This economic model ensures a stable supply of tokens while incentivizing long-term holding and participation in the Arbitrum ecosystem.

As the platform gains adoption and usage, the demand for the ARB token is expected to grow, driving its value and making it an attractive investment for those looking to participate in the Arbitrum ecosystem. Investors should carefully consider the tokenomics of the ARB token and its potential for growth before making any decisions.

Comparing Arbitrum to Other Layer 2 Solutions

Arbitrum is often compared to other Layer 2 scaling solutions like Optimism and ZK-Rollups, each with its unique approach to solving Ethereum’s scalability issues. As a result, it’s essential to understand the differences between these solutions and how they impact their respective performance and capabilities.

The subsequent sections compare Arbitrum to Optimism and ZK-Rollups, highlighting their distinctive features and their approaches to addressing Ethereum’s scalability challenges. This comparison aims to provide a clear understanding of each solution’s strengths and weaknesses, assisting you in making a decision about the Layer 2 solution that suits your needs the best.

While both Arbitrum and Optimism use optimistic rollups as their core technology, they differ in their implementation and security models. Arbitrum employs multi-round fraud proofs executed off-chain, whereas Optimism relies on single-round fraud proofs executed on Layer 1.

Arbitrum’s use of multi-round fraud proofs enables it to scale more effectively and minimize the burden placed on the Ethereum network. On the other hand, Optimism’s single-round fraud proofs may offer faster transaction speeds, but they also introduce a delay for transaction finality.

Ultimately, the choice between Arbitrum and Optimism will depend on the specific requirements and priorities of the user or developer.

Arbitrum and ZK-Rollups both aim to enhance transaction speed and scalability on the Ethereum network, but they employ different techniques to achieve their goals. While Arbitrum uses optimistic rollups to aggregate multiple transactions into a single batch, ZK-Rollups leverage zero-knowledge proofs to shift most of the computation off-chain.

ZK-Rollups typically offer stronger privacy guarantees and may require more computational resources compared to optimistic rollups. However, the specific benefits and trade-offs of each solution will depend on the user’s priorities and the nature of their applications. By understanding the differences between Arbitrum and ZK-Rollups, users can make an informed decision about which Layer 2 scaling solution best fits their needs.

To ensure the security of your ARB tokens and minimize the risk of loss, it’s crucial to choose secure wallets and reliable exchanges for trading. As with any digital asset, conducting proper research and due diligence is essential to protect your investments and avoid potential pitfalls.

The upcoming sections will provide recommendations for secure wallets to safeguard your ARB tokens and discuss the various exchanges where they can be traded. Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be well-equipped to safely use and trade ARB tokens in the Arbitrum ecosystem.

When it comes to storing your ARB tokens, selecting a secure wallet is of utmost importance. Some of the recommended wallets for using Arbitrum include hardware wallets like Ledger and third-party wallets like MetaMask.

These wallets offer advanced security features to protect your digital assets, such as secure chips, encryption of user data, and cold storage for funds. By choosing a reputable and secure wallet, you can ensure the safety of your ARB tokens and minimize the risk of loss.

ARB tokens can be traded on various exchanges, such as 

. When selecting an exchange to trade ARB tokens, it’s essential to consider factors such as security protocols, fees, and the reputation of the exchange.

Before trading ARB tokens on any exchange, always conduct proper research and due diligence to ensure a smooth and secure trading experience. By choosing reliable exchanges and following best practices for security, you can confidently trade ARB tokens and participate in the exciting Arbitrum ecosystem.

In conclusion, Arbitrum is a promising Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, addressing the network’s scalability challenges through its innovative use of optimistic rollups and the Arbitrum Virtual Machine. With its growing ecosystem and the potential for further development, Arbitrum is well-positioned to become a leading player in the Ethereum Layer 2 landscape, offering users and developers an efficient and cost-effective alternative for building and deploying decentralized applications. #Bybit #CryptoArk

Arbitrum has a strong underlying metrics and is a promising cryptocurrency. Despite currently trading down 90% from its highs, the market worth of $1.51 billion and a 5.1% value growth since May 12 make it a great investment opportunity for those willing to wait for potential 10X gains.

What is the difference between arbitrum and Ethereum?

Arbitrum allows users to select their own group of validators to perform consensus, while Ethereum requires each validator to keep track of all network apps. This means that validators working on one Arbitrum app cannot interact with other Arbitrum apps.

Arbitrum offers developers high compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, allowing them to deploy their existing smart contracts. It also provides faster transaction throughput, lower costs and quicker finality, making it an ideal choice for scaling Ethereum applications.

Arbitrum is an Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution designed to reduce transaction costs and network congestion by allowing smart contract transactions to be processed on a separate chain.

How does Arbitrum differ from other Layer 2 solutions like Optimism and ZK-Rollups?

Arbitrum's use of an optimistic rollup with a virtual machine differentiates it from Optimism and ZK-Rollups, which rely on fraud proofs and zero-knowledge proofs respectively for transaction processing.

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