Bybit Alpha now supports KII for on-chain trading
Bybit announced that KII is now live for on-chain trading on its Bybit Alpha platform. Users can access DeFi and on-chain activities directly with their Bybit Unified Trading Account (UTA), using USDT, USDC, SOL, or BBSOL to purchase tokens. Assets bought via Bybit Alpha cannot be withdrawn externally but can be sold back into supported currencies.
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