Bybit Launches World Cup Goal Difference Contracts, Covering All Group Stage Matches Through June 25
Svmuu News: Bybit continues to expand its goal difference futures offerings, adding 18 new group stage contracts, which are now open for pre-match trading. This round of contracts covers matches through June 25 and includes several high-profile showdowns: Argentina vs. Austria (June 22), the U.S. vs. Turkey (June 25), Germany vs. Ecuador (June 25), as well as crucial group stage matches featuring powerhouse teams such as Brazil and Portugal. Contracts are priced with a base value of 10; a value above 10 indicates a bet on the home team, while a value below 10 indicates a bet on the away team. Contracts are automatically settled 130 minutes after the match ends. Real-time in-game trading is supported, with up to 5x leverage and a minimum entry of 10 USDT.
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