“coin free” means the amount of crypto you actually have ready to use or withdraw on Bybit. Sometimes, it looks like your coins aren’t available even though you deposited them or should have them. That usually happens because: Your deposit is still waiting for some confirmations on the blockchain. SRead more
“coin free” means the amount of crypto you actually have ready to use or withdraw on Bybit. Sometimes, it looks like your coins aren’t available even though you deposited them or should have them. That usually happens because:
Your deposit is still waiting for some confirmations on the blockchain. So it’s kinda stuck for a bit.
If you bought crypto through Bybit’s “Buy Crypto” feature, sometimes the coins get temporarily locked while they check everything.
If you just changed your password or security stuff, Bybit might block withdrawals for 24 hours to keep you safe.
Or maybe you’re missing a tag or memo when trying to withdraw certain coins — that messes things up.
Sometimes it’s just a little glitch or delay in their system.
The best move? Just chill for a bit, check your deposit status, make sure you didn’t do anything to trigger restrictions, and if it still bugs you, hit up Bybit support. They’ll sort it out.
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so first things first — grab the Bybit app from the App Store or Google Play. Just search “Bybit,” download it, and you’re good. Once you open it, you’ll need to sign up — just use your email or phone number. Pick a solid password, verify your email or whatever, and boom — you’ve got an account. NexRead more
so first things first — grab the Bybit app from the App Store or Google Play. Just search “Bybit,” download it, and you’re good.
Once you open it, you’ll need to sign up — just use your email or phone number. Pick a solid password, verify your email or whatever, and boom — you’ve got an account.
Next, I’d suggest turning on two-factor authentication (2FA) in the security settings. It keeps your account way safer, trust me.
Now to start trading, you’ll need to add some crypto or cash.
If you already have crypto, go to Assets > Deposit, choose your coin, and send it there.
If not, just tap Buy Crypto, pick your payment method (like a card), and buy USDT or whatever you’re into.
Once you’ve got funds, you can start trading:
For spot trading (buying/selling actual crypto), go to Trade > Spot, pick a trading pair like BTC/USDT, and place your order.
For derivatives (if you wanna go degen with leverage), head to Trade > Derivatives, pick your contract, choose leverage, and send it.
And yeah, that’s the basics. You can also track your portfolio under Assets and see open trades in Orders.
Bybit also has some cool stuff like copy trading, staking (they call it “Bybit Earn”), and referral bonuses. Poke around the app a bit — it’s pretty user-friendly once you get the hang of it.
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