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2026-01-16 10:50:25

YUBIT Launches TradFi: One Wallet for Every Market, the Future of Integrated Trading

Singapore, Singapore, January 19th, 2026, Chainwire Following a high-growth year marked by its fifth anniversary and support for over 200 crypto trading pairs, YUBIT has announced a strategic expansion into traditional financial markets with the launch of TradFi — a unified trading interface for global stocks, indices, forex, and metals. The move represents YUBIT’s latest step toward bridging digital assets and traditional markets, offering traders a more efficient way to manage liquidity across multiple asset classes. USDT as a Unified Trading Collateral At the core of YUBIT’s TradFi offering is the use of USDT as a single settlement and collateral unit for trading both crypto and traditional financial instruments. By enabling traditional market exposure directly against USDT, YUBIT removes many of the operational frictions associated with fiat-based brokerages, such as bank transfers and delayed settlements. Traders can rebalance positions across asset classes in real time — for example, closing a Bitcoin position and immediately allocating capital into gold or equity indices using the same collateral pool. This level of capital efficiency, once largely limited to institutional trading desks, is now accessible through a single platform. Built for Performance and Scale To compete with both leading centralized exchanges and traditional brokers, YUBIT’s TradFi platform is built on a high-performance trading engine designed to support: Multi-Asset Market Access: Exposure to global stocks, indices, forex, and metals alongside crypto markets. Aggregated Liquidity: Deep order books supported by global liquidity partnerships, helping reduce slippage even during periods of high volatility. Advanced Leverage Capabilities: Leverage of up to 500x for qualified instruments, paired with enhanced risk controls such as automated margin alerts and tiered liquidation mechanisms. 0 Fees Trading: A pricing model focused on reducing transaction costs, encouraging higher trading activity and long-term platform engagement. Streamlined Onboarding for Global Traders In a move that distinguishes YUBIT from both legacy brokers and increasingly bureaucratic crypto platforms, the TradFi suite offers a truly Seamless Onboarding experience. Recognizing the value of trader privacy and the need for speed in volatile markets, YUBIT does not request KYC for users to access the TradFi feature. This approach allows users to complete registration and begin trading within minutes, aligning with YUBIT’s emphasis on operational efficiency and streamlined user onboarding. “Markets are converging, and traders increasingly expect seamless access across asset classes,” said Peter from the YUBIT Team. “After five years of building a strong foundation in crypto trading, TradFi represents our next step in delivering global market access through a single, efficient platform.” About YUBIT Founded in 2020, YUBIT is a global trading platform focused on security, liquidity, and performance. Supporting over 200 cryptocurrency pairs, YUBIT now offers access to crypto and traditional financial markets — including stocks, indices, forex, and metals — through a unified trading experience designed for modern, globally connected traders. Website: www.YUBIT.com X: @YUBIT_Official Community: https://t.me/yubit_official ContactBDBryanYUBITbryan@yubit.com Disclaimer: This is a sponsored press release and is for informational purposes only. It does not reflect the views of Crypto Daily, nor is it intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, or financial advice.

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