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# Promotion Bybit and Finandy
🚨 [Bybit](https://partner.bybit.com/b/157008) and Finandy Launch a Joint Promotion for Traders
A $25,000 USDT bonus pool, special terms for users, and new trading opportunities via Finandy. 🔥
As part of their new partnership, Bybit and Finandy are launching a promotion for traders who connect Bybit to the Finandy trading terminal.
Participants will be able to earn bonuses based on trading volume the more active the trading, the higher the reward 💵
This isn’t just an integration it’s the full-scale launch of a joint ecosystem for active traders:
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• Convenient trading via Finandy;
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• Access to Bybit through a professional trading terminal;
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• Additional bonuses and promotions for users. 📈⚡️
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