Bybit Leveraged Tokens (LT) — Complete FAQ Guide

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What Are Leveraged Tokens (LT)?

Leveraged Tokens (LT) are derivative products that provide leveraged exposure to underlying assets without margin requirements or liquidation risks. Ideal for short-term investments in trending markets, they simplify leveraged trading by eliminating complex position management.

Bybit’s Leveraged Tokens Explained

Each LT on Bybit represents a basket of perpetual contract positions. For example:


Key Concepts

Net Asset Value (NAV)

NAV reflects the real-time value of an LT, tracking the underlying perpetual market’s price movements.
Example: A 1% rise in BTCUSDT price increases BTC3L’s NAV by ~3%.

Price vs. NAV: Why the Difference?


LT Naming Conventions

| Token | Meaning |
|--------|---------|
| BTC3L | 3x long BTCUSDT perpetual contracts |
| BTC3S | 3x short BTCUSDT perpetual contracts |


Trading Mechanics

Account Requirements

Fees & Limits

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Rebalancing & Risks

Rebalancing Mechanism

Automatically adjusts perpetual positions to maintain target leverage (e.g., 3x for BTC3L within [2x–4x] range). Learn more: Rebalancing Guide.

Risks


FAQs

1. Can I withdraw LTs?

No. Withdrawals are currently unsupported.

2. How do I check LT trade history?

Navigate to Orders & TradesSpot OrdersOrder History.

3. Where are rebalancing records?

Click the Leverage icon next to a trading pair → Rebalancing History.

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4. What’s the difference between LTs and derivatives?

LTs simplify leveraged exposure without margin management. Full comparison here.

5. Are there order size limits?

Yes. Refer to LT Order Limits.


Pro Tips

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