Infographic about Bybit's 30 Web3 business partners: From contract exchanges to on-chain financial networks

According to ChainCatcher, RootData, a Web3 asset data platform, has compiled a list of Bybit's 30 Web3 business partners. These partners cover multiple key layers, including institutional custody, stablecoins, blockchain infrastructure, DeFi protocols, and real-world payments. From a funding perspective, partners like Circle, Tether, and Ethena indicate Bybit's deep involvement in stablecoin and RWA-related liquidity structures. In particular, RWA protocols such as Ondo and Backed are essentially helping on-chain funds gradually connect to US Treasury bonds, real-world yield assets, and traditional financial markets. Regarding blockchain infrastructure, Bybit's deployment covers mainstream networks such as Mantle, Solana, Sui, and TON, while also extending to restaking systems like EigenLayer and Solayer. This signifies Bybit's expansion into the on-chain yield and asset issuance layer. At the on-chain liquidity layer, Bybit collaborates with protocols such as Aave, Kamino, Raydium, Orca, and Sanctum, using bbSOL to further enhance its DeFi yield and asset circulation capabilities. What truly deserves attention is its institutional infrastructure layout. Bybit has integrated with custody systems such as Fireblocks, Anchorage, Copper, Sygnum Bank, and Cactus Custody, and connects with banks and payment networks like QNB Group, Pave Bank, and Thredd. With the influx of institutional funds, the biggest competitive advantage for crypto exchage has shifted from "matching capabilities" to "asset security and clearing capabilities." Especially after the North Korean hacking incident, custody systems have become the most critical component of exchange infrastructure. Meanwhile, Bybit's global brand strategy is also evolving. In recent years, it has prominently partnered with top sports IPs like Oracle Red Bull Racing. However, it has gradually shifted its focus to high-growth regions like the Middle East, establishing connections with institutions such as the Dubai DMCC. Its brand logic is shifting from "traffic exposure" to "regional financial resource integration." Related compilation: [Bybit Web3 Partner Network Compilation (Continuously Updated)] Crypto projects proactively showcasing their partner networks has become a key way to enhance transparency and market trust. RootData welcomes Web3 projects to submit their information and will continue to track and open more channels for disclosing project business relationships. The platform has already released multiple editions of its crypto project ecosystem map, nominating Web3 ecosystem partners serving upstream clients such as Visa, Mastercard, and Coinbase. If you wish to nominate your project for future ecosystem maps, please fill out the 【RootData 2026 Industry Ecosystem Mapping】form.