Master stablecoin spread arbitrage on Bybit using USDe & USDtb. Learn how to earn high yields via low-risk leveraged crypto trading strategies.

 have been an essential part of the cryptosphere for more than a decade. Backed by collateral or 

 mechanisms and pegged to an established traditional finance asset, often the US dollar, they offer rate stability in the turbulent world of cryptocurrency. Traditional stablecoins, however, don’t generate yields. Their real value erodes over time due to inflation. 

 have entered the market in recent years to combat this issue.

Yield-bearing stablecoins feature an operational mechanism that allows them to stay pegged to a traditional asset and generate returns on the principal amount. This enables crypto investors to enjoy low-risk returns on their investments.

The yield-bearing nature of these assets also opens up a way to optimize their returns via spread arbitrage, particularly the leveraged version.

In its most basic form, leveraged spread arbitrage allows you to profit from the difference in borrowing and earning interest rates. Bybit offers a great way to earn higher stablecoin yields using this technique. You can borrow funds at lower interest through the margin trading option in your account by using your 

 principal and invest the borrowed amounts for interest in USDe or USDtb, two yield-bearing stablecoins offered by one of the leading 

What are USDe and USDtb, and why do they offer high yields?

The Ethena protocol is among the leading providers of yield-bearing stablecoins in the crypto market. The project’s first and best-known stablecoin, 

, is an algorithmic crypto pegged to USD that uses 

 contracts, to generate yield. ENA calls USDe a synthetic dollar. Thanks to its yield-bearing properties, USDe has been a tremendous market success. As of late May 2025, it ranks fourth among all stablecoins by 

Following the success of USDe, ENA launched 

, another dollar-pegged yield-bearing stablecoin. Unlike USDe, USDtb isn’t based on algorithmic trading strategies. Instead, it is indirectly backed by high-grade, low-risk traditional assets. USDtb is directly based on 

 (BUIDL), which invests in US treasury bills, repurchase agreements and other cash equivalents. As BUIDL generates yield from these assets, it flows over to USDtb, delivering low-risk, institutional-grade returns for the stablecoin’s holders.

While USDe and USDtb feature different models for generating returns — the former via active decentralized trading strategies and the latter via the backing of traditional assets — they are both known as yield-bearing assets. Their typical annual yields range from around 4% to 15%, depending on market conditions.

Spread arbitrage opportunity through interest rate gaps

Spread arbitrage is a trading technique that allows you to earn returns using the difference between borrowing and investing interest rates.

Using spread arbitrage at the most basic level involves borrowing funds at X% APR and investing them in a financial product that generates Y% APR. You earn a profit when Y is larger than X.

USDe and USDtb offer healthy yield opportunities and, under favorable market conditions, can generate yields that may exceed borrowing rates for assets like USDT and USDC. This creates opportunities for spread arbitrage using a combination of these stablecoins.

For instance, you may borrow USDT/USDC for 

 (UTA). You can then buy USDe/USDtb with your borrowed funds to enjoy a potential rate difference between their yields and the interest you pay on your borrowed USDT/USDC. Bybit regularly offers campaigns based on zero fees for swaps between key stablecoin pairs, potentially making your entire spread arbitrage process even more cost-efficient.

An example of a simple version of spread arbitrage involves swapping your USDT/USDC funds to USDe and earning stable returns. This scenario assumes no leverage and, therefore, no borrowing interest to pay. While this is a great way to earn low-risk returns from USDe, it doesn’t maximize the spread arbitrage strategy’s potential.

A more advanced version that delivers potentially higher returns is via the use of leverage. This involves borrowing funds in USDT, or preferably in USDC, which usually features lower borrowing interest, and investing the borrowed funds along with your own principal in USDe to boost the total yield from the stablecoin. For instance, if the USDC borrow rate is 4% and USDe’s APR is 5%, the difference in the rates, 1%, represents your profit.

Let’s review a typical example of how you can benefit from leveraged spread arbitrage, assuming your initial capital is 1,000 USDT and the leverage ratio is 6x.

You start with 1,000 USDT of your own crypto funds.

You then borrow 5,000 USDT, using your 1,000 USDT as collateral. This gives you 6,000 USDT of total capital to use for your spread arbitrage trading.

You take the 6,000 USDT and convert it to USDe. For example, let’s assume that you can earn a USDe yield of 5% annually from the stablecoin — a relatively conservative estimate. 

 USDe on ENA may deliver much higher returns depending on market conditions and the protocol’s performance (USDe’s yield rate as of late May 2025 is 6.2%). Let’s also assume that your borrowed USDT has an interest rate of 4%.

With the assumed yield from USDe of 5%, you earn:

Assuming the 4% interest rate on USDT, you must pay:

Performing spread arbitrage using USDe/USDtb on Bybit gives you multiple benefits:

1. Open a UTA account (if you don’t already have one) and enable margin trading for USDe/USDtb, USDT and USDC.

Set USDe/USDtb, USDT and USDC as collateral.

For the website version, here are the relevant screenshots.

If you use the Bybit mobile app, refer to the screenshots below.

, set 10x leverage, execute a trade to sell 4,000 USDT, or whatever amount you prefer to allocate to spread arbitrage, and borrow 4,000 USDC.

Use the borrowed USDC to buy USDe. Since Bybit offers you a way to earn interest on USDe on the platform, simply hold the borrowed funds in your UTA account to start earning yield.

Track your yields and repayments to see how your spread arbitrage is performing.

If you decide to stop using spread arbitrage, simply sell USDe and repay USDC.

Naturally, just like any other trading strategy, spread arbitrage using stablecoins involves certain risks.

One is the depegging risk. If USDe falls below $1, you may incur magnified losses. For example, with a 5x leverage, a 1% drop in the stablecoin’s rate will result in a 5% total loss.

 is the second type of risk. If yields from USDe drop below the borrowing costs, the entire spread arbitrage strategy will result in a net loss.

Leveraged spread arbitrage using stablecoins is a great way to earn returns with manageable risk. It may be suitable for users comfortable and familiar with the use of margin; traders looking for alternatives to earning yield from staking, 

 and similar DeFi strategies; and those who prefer more passive ways to generate yield from their funds.

However, this strategy is not particularly suitable for beginners, users not comfortable with leverage trading or those skeptical of synthetic stablecoins.

The spread arbitrage strategy described above, along with the examples, does not constitute financial advice. Before applying this strategy in any form, 

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High-yield stablecoin strategy: Mastering USDe/USDtb spread arbitrage on Bybit

This is a thought leadership article written by Mazurka Zeng, Head of Fiat at Bybit.

This post is written by Mazurka Zeng. Mazurka is the Head of Fiat at Bybit.

Stablecoins have become a cornerstone of the digital asset ecosystem, providing a crucial bridge between fiat currencies and the crypto world. 

As Head of Fiat at Bybit, I've seen firsthand how user needs are diversifying, pushing innovation beyond traditional fiat-pegged stablecoins.

Exponential growth in the stablecoin sector

The stablecoin sector is maturing, driven by increasing adoption and regulatory progress, like the 

 the US House Financial Services Committee, with the GENIUS Act 

 to final passage by the US Senate on May 20.

In my role overseeing Bybit's fiat operations, we've integrated stablecoins deeply into our ecosystem. They enable seamless transactions on the 

 platform. Further, they provide yield in 

 and facilitate seamless spending via the 

. This expanding utility fuels the need for a broader range of stable assets.

This growth is undeniable. The market capitalization of fiat-backed stablecoins surged to an all-time high market cap of $248 billion by May 22, 

 with a $151.9 billion market cap, even as it is facing MiCA compliance hurdles in Europe. This dominance, however, prompts a vital question: 

What's next for stablecoins beyond the established fiat-backed giants?

One compelling alternative that is gaining traction is 

. Unlike fiat-backed stablecoins, XAUT is pegged 1:1 to one fine troy ounce of physical gold, securely stored in Swiss vaults and meeting the LBMA Good Delivery standard. This offers users direct digital ownership of gold, combining its historical stability with blockchain efficiency.

Gold has long been valued as an inflation hedge. In 2025, amid ongoing economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, XAUT saw significant interest, reflected in its 25% year-to-date price surge. Furthermore, XAUT solves the traditional challenges of physical gold ownership — storage costs and accessibility issues. It allows for fractional ownership (down to 0.000001 troy ounce) and easy, borderless transfers, 24/7.

 markets. The strong user interest confirms a clear appetite for stablecoins backed by tangible, non-fiat reserves, especially during times of market volatility.

Another exciting development is the rise of regionally focused, MiCA-compliant stablecoins. In March 2025, Bybit.NL 

, issued by Quantoz Payments and StablR Limited, respectively. Both are fully backed by fiat reserves (USD) and designed explicitly to meet the EU's rigorous MiCA regulations, offering enhanced transparency and user protection within the European Economic Area (EEA).

, based in Malta, have both secured investment from Tether. Significantly, both issuers leverage Tether's new 

, designed to streamline the issuance and management of regulated digital assets. This backing signals strong confidence in these newcomers and their potential to foster compliant stablecoin adoption in Europe.

The stablecoin market is clearly diversifying. Gold-backed options like XAUT could increasingly appeal to those seeking stores of value outside the traditional USD-dominated financial system. Their stability profile offers a different kind of hedge compared to fiat-pegged tokens.

Simultaneously, MiCA-compliant, locally issued stablecoins like USDQ and USDR are poised to bridge traditional finance and crypto within Europe more effectively. Their regulatory clarity may foster greater trust among users and institutions, facilitating seamless digital euro and dollar transactions across the region.

At Bybit, our focus remains on empowering users. We're committed to providing a wide array of stablecoin options — from established leaders to innovative newcomers like XAUT, USDQ and USDR. By offering diverse assets and supporting regional compliance efforts, we aim to provide the tools users need to navigate the evolving digital economy confidently.

In a world where trust and flexibility are key, stablecoins must do more than just hold value — they must create value. At Bybit, we’re proud to be shaping that future.

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Elon Musk confirmed that X Money, a peer-to-peer payments feature for the X platform, will launch soon in a limited beta.

The S&P 500 rebounded in futures trading after Trump delayed a 50% EU tariff to July 9, easing trade tensions. Gold rose 0.08% to $3,317 per ounce on Tuesday, supported by a 0.20% drop in the US dollar and concerns over the growing US fiscal deficit. Gains were capped by weak domestic demand. The Coindesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, fell 1.13%, with Bitcoin up 1.28% and Ether down 0.51%, in the past 24 hours. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

Today’s top performer is KAITO, up 7.2% after Huma Finance launched the $HUMA airdrop and staking program for Kaito ecosystem participants.

Kaito (KAITO), founded in 2022, is a $1,099/month AI-powered crypto search engine that aggregates data from web3 sources like Twitter, Discord, and forums, using advanced AI to deliver context-rich, sentiment-filtered insights. Huma Finance has 

 the $HUMA claim for top Kaito AI yappers and active ecosystem users, distributing 10bps of supply to each group. Eligibility requires past engagement and specific holdings, like 100+ sKAITO or YT KAITO. Staking is also live, offering rewards, feathers, and Vanguard status for long-term holders, with no lockup. Season 1 and 2 will distribute additional rewards over the next 3–6 months.

Check out the latest prices, charts, and data of 

, a peer-to-peer payments feature for the X platform, will launch soon in a limited beta. While it will allow debit card-linked transactions via Visa, there’s still no mention of crypto support—disappointing Dogecoin fans. Musk emphasized caution due to the involvement of users' savings.

With markets closed for Memorial Day on May 26, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded no activity. 

, allocating 10bps to the top ~500 Kaito yappers and 10bps to active users in the Kaito ecosystem. Eligibility requires holding 100+ sKAITO or YT KAITO and a linked SOL wallet. Two more drops are planned in Seasons 1 and 2, with rewards increasing to 12.5bps for yappers and 2.5bps for the ecosystem, plus extra for those staking $HUMA and $KAITO.

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Explore key similarities and differences in using technical analysis (TA) for stocks vs. crypto, and how to adapt popular indicators for crypto trading.

 (TA) is a significant component of modern trading. The term refers to a body of analysis methods and indicators used to forecast future market movements based on past price and volume data.

In the stock market, TA indicators like support and resistance levels, Bollinger Bands, chart patterns and moving averages have been used successfully for decades. Many crypto traders apply the same TA methods to predict the prices of cryptocurrencies. However, due to the inherent differences between stocks and crypto, applying these methods to crypto trade directly may not be as straightforward as it seems.

In this article, we’ll explore which common TA indicators might work for crypto, at least with certain adjustments, and which might mislead you when applied in the unique world of cryptocurrency.

 are among the key concepts in TA. A support level is a price point at which a downtrend is widely expected to halt, while a resistance level is a price point at which an asset’s uptrend is expected to fizzle out. Traders expend considerable effort to identify likely support and resistance levels for a stock or cryptocurrency, considering factors like the asset’s overbought and oversold indicators, orders clustered around a certain price level, previous highs and lows, institutional buying behavior and more.

In both the equities and crypto markets, support and resistance levels can provide valuable insights. These levels are often more predictable in the stock market thanks to its more established nature, higher liquidity and strong institutional participation. On the other hand, the crypto market’s 

, whale activity, lower liquidity and susceptibility to news and online hype can make estimated support and resistance levels less certain. This is particularly the case with lower-cap altcoins, whereas support and resistance levels are more clear-cut for the top assets, such as 

Despite the lower certainty of support and resistance in crypto trade, both markets conform to the general rules of estimating these levels since they are driven by basic human psychology.

For instance, the round-number bias is a significant determinant of support and resistance. It manifests itself in clear support and resistance points around round numbers, e.g., $70,000 for BTC. Since many investors, particularly less experienced retail players, often think in terms of round numbers — e.g., I’ll buy this asset when it hits $70,000 — there tends to be clear order clustering around these points. The flurry of orders at or very near round numbers tends to provide support or resistance to the price.

Although support and resistance levels apply to both stocks and crypto, use them more cautiously in crypto as they are less certain. Treat these levels for cryptocurrency TA more like support and resistance zones than precise point estimates. 

 is a major TA indicator represented by a trio of bands plotted on the price chart. The middle band shows the asset’s 20-period moving average (MA), while the upper and lower bands represent two standard deviations above and below the MA, respectively.

In both the stock and crypto markets, Bollinger Bands can inform the trader of several things. For instance, band squeezes may indicate periods of reduced volatility. According to the indicator’s inventor, John Bollinger, these periods are often followed by increased volatility, so a squeeze may signal an upcoming increase in market turbulence. This use of Bollinger Bands is highly applicable in both the stock and crypto markets, as they both have volatility cycles.

Another common use of the bands in both markets is estimating the likelihood of trend continuation. When the price breaks out of the upper or lower band, it signals that the uptrend or downtrend, respectively, will continue. However, the crypto market is more prone to false breakouts, particularly during periods of low volatility and significant whale trading activity.

Large players — institutional investors in equities and whales in crypto — often employ volume-based strategies. These can be analyzed using TA tools like 

 (VWAP) and various volume profile indicators.

VWAP shows the average price ratio to the asset’s total trading volume. Volume profiles are a family of TA indicators that typically show trading volume distributions across price levels.

Large-cap cryptocurrencies and stocks often demonstrate similarities when analyzed using volume-based indicators. For example, a crypto like Bitcoin and a stock like Apple (AAPL) might consolidate near their VWAP. Also, a breakout above VWAP and an increasing volume of trade may signal bullish whale or institutional activity and the continuation of the uptrend.

Chart patterns (head and shoulders, triangles, etc.)

TA patterns are visual formations in price charts that reflect trader psychology and help predict potential future price movements based on historical behavior. Many patterns are used to indicate trend reversals or continuation, as are bilateral patterns, which suggest price movements in either direction. Below are the popular or common patterns:

Bear in mind that the same pattern may be interpreted as either a reversal/continuation or a bilateral signal depending on contextual factors like volume activity and volatility.

High and well-structured institutional activity in the stock market makes patterns more likely to be completed. In contrast, patterns may often fail in the crypto market due to the effects of news and online hype, whale manipulation, lower liquidity, trading bots exploiting patterns early and the lack of defined institutional activity. Therefore, crypto traders are advised to wait for patterns to be confirmed in the expected direction and use supporting signals like volume data and other TA indicators.

 is a TA indicator that shows the average price over a set number of past periods. Its most basic form, the 

(SMA), is based on unweighted averaging of the past periods.

Traders use several more advanced averages — the 

 (EMA) is probably the most common. EMA is based on a weighting procedure that gives more weight to more recent data periods.

In the stock market, the 50-day and 200-day MAs are reasonably reliable trend indicators. Institutional and retail investors respect these indicators, using them to estimate trends and plan their moves. However, the MAs in crypto are often much less reliable due to factors like higher volatility, lower liquidity, more emotion- and hype-driven retail traders, lower institutional activity and the prevalence of short-term high-risk strategy followers. As a result, prices in crypto might move violently well outside of MAs, sometimes multiple times in a single day.

MAs may still provide sound signals to crypto traders, but they must be used with specific adjustments. Treating MAs in crypto as general support and resistance zones is advisable, as is employing higher time frames (e.g., daily or weekly) for better accuracy.

 (RSI) is a primary TA indicator used to assess whether an asset is overbought or oversold.

The RSI value oscillates between 0 and 100 — below 30 indicates an oversold asset and above 70 signals excessive buyer activity.

RSI works reasonably well in the stock market, particularly for large-cap, high-volume stocks, but the applicability of this indicator in the crypto market is less certain.

It’s not unusual for a cryptocurrency RSI to stay in an overbought or oversold territory for extended periods. For instance, a hype-driven altcoin may remain above 70 RSI for a long time, getting pumped and promoted continuously, attracting more and more gigaprofit-chasing individual traders.

Therefore, if you plan to use RSI for crypto trading, be sure to verify its signals using other indicators and consider the broader context.

Using established TA methods may significantly enhance your crypto trading. However, not all methods are highly applicable to the cryptocurrency market.

While you may be able to use support and resistance levels, Bollinger Bands, and volume-based indicators successfully in crypto with certain adaptations, chart patterns, MAs and RSI require more substantial adjustments. You might even omit them from your active analysis toolbox. In any case, combining multiple indicators and using other contextual data to inform your trading moves is always advisable.

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Technical analysis in stocks vs. crypto: Key similarities and differences

This article explores the outlook for Nvidia in 2025, looking at key developments and market trends and offers a step-by-step guide on how to trade NVDA using CFDs on Bybit Gold & FX.

 (NASDAQ: NVDA) is the world’s leading powerhouse for 

 and data center infrastructure, delivering high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs) and AI accelerators that power everything from advances in generative AI models to autonomous driving systems. As such, NVDA stock remains a go-to for growth-focused investors.

This article explores the current outlook for Nvidia in 2025, identifies key company developments and market trends and offers a step-by-step guide on how to trade NVDA using Bybit’s 

 global stock trading using contract for differences (CFDs).

As of mid-2025, Nvidia is continuing its strong trajectory following a record-breaking 2024. The company’s market cap sits at approximately $3.2 trillion, making it one of the most valuable firms globally.

 a record quarterly revenue of $26 billion, an increase of 18% from Q4 and a year-on-year jump of 262%. Founder and CEO of NVIDIA, Jensen Huang, explained that “companies and countries are partnering with NVIDIA to shift the trillion-dollar traditional data centers to accelerated computing,” signaling continued strong demand for Nvidia’s chips.

Despite reported strong earnings, NVDA is down 1.85% year-to-date (YTD). However, it has gained 30% from the lows of the wider market sell-off in April. In terms of one-year performance, 

 38.18%, and looking at three-year performance, the stock is up a staggering 681.18%.

, NVDA maintains a consensus “Buy” rating from its analysts, with many firms raising their price targets in light of sustained demand for AI chips and high-performance computing solutions. As of May 21, the current price of NVDA stock sits at $133.49, but analysts believe there is 45% upside in price to follow.

NVIDIA is a leading manufacturer of GPUs and semiconductors, which are critical to AI, HPC and data center applications. The company’s commitment to AI infrastructure, exemplified by its 

 in US AI server infrastructure and new supercomputer production, underpins strong growth prospects.

Growth in enterprise and consumer markets

The GeForce gaming GPU line remains a core revenue driver, while Nvidia’s enterprise solutions are 

 rapidly in robotics, healthcare and simulation. Additionally, Nvidia’s 

 is expanding its footprint through partnerships with General Motors, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz and more.

Strategic partnerships and ecosystem expansion

 — unveiled in March 2024 — have begun mass deployment across enterprise, research and cloud sectors. These next-gen AI chips are expected to drive record revenues from hyperscalers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.

President Trump’s tariffs war has caused mayhem across markets in 2025, and Nvidia has not been spared. As AI has also become a political playball, tightened US export controls on advanced semiconductors to China continue to pose revenue risks. Nvidia has been forced to adjust its product offerings and navigate shifting policy landscapes.

Potential market saturation in AI infrastructure

As AI chip supply catches up with demand, pricing pressure and order slowdowns from hyperscalers could affect margins, particularly if corporate AI spending moderates in the second half of 2025.

Nvidia faces rising competition from AMD’s MI300 accelerator line and custom silicon from Apple, Google and Amazon. Intel’s Gaudi architecture and Meta’s in-house AI chips add further pressure. Emerging competitors, such as Huawei’s new semiconductor products, could challenge NVIDIA’s market share, especially in key regions like China. Unexpected disruptors like DeepSeek may also continue to drive the price of AI services down.

Beyond company-specific developments, a mix of macroeconomic and internal forces could shape Nvidia’s stock performance:

 users can now gain exposure to top US equities like Nvidia using USDT. Here’s how to get started:

1. Create or log in to your Bybit account and pass verification.

Agree to the terms and conditions, create your MT5 password and download the MT5 client.

Search for NVDA.NAS in the MT5 platform to open long or short positions. Bybit allows leverage up to 5x on stock CFD trades.

Note that trading fees of $0.04 per share with a minimum commission fee of $5 per order apply.

Nvidia continues to drive the global AI boom, with a strong technology moat and institutional backing. While risks persist — from regulatory hurdles to competitive headwinds — NVDA’s role in AI, gaming and data center computing continues to position it as a compelling trade.

Bybit users can now trade NVDA CFDs and 77 other top US stocks through 

. For a limited time, enjoy 50% off trading fees as part of our launch campaign.

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Nvidia stock outlook in 2025: How to trade NVDA on Bybit

In this article, we will dive into Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), looking at bullish and bearish factors that could impact its performance, and how Bybit users can now trade AAPL CFDs on Bybit Gold & FX.

Only a handful of companies in the world have the same name recognition and brand value as Apple. The Cupertino-based tech giant has grown consistently over the past 20 years, driven by strong innovation and even stronger brand loyalty. Its tightly integrated system of hardware and software enables high customer retention and a stable recurring revenue stream that most companies can only dream about. This competitive edge has made Apple (AAPL) the most sought-after stock by both individual and institutional investors.

In this article, we will examine Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock, looking at bullish and bearish factors that could impact its performance, and how Bybit users can now trade AAPL stock contract for differences (CFDs) using USDT on 

AAPL has been a powerhouse stock for the past decade. Its exceptional performance has even earned praise from the legendary investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett, who 

, Tim Cook, saying, “I’m somewhat embarrassed to say that Tim Cook has made Berkshire a lot more money than I’ve ever made.” 

In May 2015, AAPL was trading at around $31. Ten years later, it now trades at a price of $208 per share, giving Apple a massive $3.12 trillion market cap. However, 2025 has been a bearish year for the stock, which experienced a year-to-date decline of about 16.6% from its closing price of $250.42 on Dec 31, 2024. 

Looking at 2025, several factors suggest a bright future for Apple. The iPhone remains a top choice, with the latest iPhone 16 series cementing Apple as the dominant mobile phone manufacturer with 57.6% of the total 

. Beyond hardware, Apple’s services sector is proving to be a significant growth engine. This segment generated 

 in revenue during fiscal 2024, providing a strong, recurring revenue stream that complements hardware sales.

Apple is also focusing on strengthening its position in the AI race. The rollout of Apple Intelligence across its core operating systems appears to be the first step in making Apple a major player in a field dominated by Microsoft (through OpenAI) and Google. In augmented reality (AR), Apple hopes to build on the success of Vision Pro with the new 

, which is expected to be lighter and cheaper.

It’s not all good news for Apple, as the uncertainty surrounding tariffs presents a major risk for the company. Apple relies considerably on Chinese manufacturing, which faces potential disruptions due to ongoing US–China trade tensions. In addition to tariffs, the company is facing regulatory scrutiny, particularly in Europe, where the European Commission has levied a 

Competitive pressure from rivals like Samsung is high. Samsung’s 

 and upcoming Galaxy S26, with ultra-thin designs and advanced camera systems, are challenging Apple’s dominant position in its flagship high-end mobile market.

Ultimately, the biggest factor that influences AAPL’s performance is likely to be its ability to navigate the tariff landscape. The previous tariff announcement on Apr 2, 2025 led to a stock price decline of nearly 24%, wiping out more than 

 in market cap. While the stock has since recovered most of its losses, the threat of tariffs remains the biggest influencing factor for the stock in the near future. 

On May 19, 2025, Bybit became the first crypto exchange in the world to offer 

 with USDT. With Bybit Gold & FX, verified users can now trade up to 78 stock CFDs in the US market using USDT.

Users can trade with up to 5x leverage. A trading fee of $0.04 per share applies, with a minimum commission of $5 per order.

The ability to trade listed stocks using USDT offers greater diversification for investors and new opportunities for active crypto traders. 

To celebrate this launch, at 10 AM UTC from Jun 2 to 15, all users will receive a 50% discount on trading fees for stock CFD trades made through 

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Apple Stock Outlook in 2025: How to trade AAPL on Bybit

A wallet address is a group of letters and numbers used for sending and receiving cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. It can be shared to facilitate digital transactions.

Wallet Address

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Airdrop

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Algorithm

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All-Time High (ATH)

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All-Time Low (ATL)

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Angel Investor

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Anti-Money Laundering (AML)

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