Bybit has added two new features to its AI Trading Skills Hub, expanding the platform beyond core trading and account tools into structured yield and early-stage token access. In a press release shared with Blockchain Reporter, the exchange said the new additions, Earn Dual Asset and On-Chain Alpha, are designed to let users and AI agents access more opportunities through natural-language commands. The announcement comes as Bybit continues to position its AI stack as a conversational layer on top of a broader trading engine.

For Bybit, the move is another sign of how quickly crypto trading is shifting toward more guided, assistant-based workflows. The company describes Bybit AI Hub as an AI-native trading interface that turns trading APIs into an AI-readable skill layer, allowing users to interact with the exchange through assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor and Windsurf. Bybit also says the hub now covers 274 API endpoints, with built-in safeguards such as confirmation cards and prompt injection protection.

Earn Dual Asset is the more conservative of the two additions, but it still adds a layer of flexibility that traders may find attractive in choppy or directional markets. Bybit says the product offers an agreed-upon yield upon subscription and works best either as a way to generate returns when markets are moving in a clear direction or as a higher-yield alternative to spot limit orders. In practical terms, that puts it in the category of structured products that try to combine yield generation with a degree of built-in optionality.

On-Chain Alpha pushes in the opposite direction, toward faster and riskier opportunities. According to Bybit, the feature gives users access to early-stage on-chain tokens through Flash Trade, with execution options that let traders prioritize either successful execution or the target price. The company says the tool is built for fast-moving markets where speed matters, and it supports token trading across Solana and Mantle while also tracking alpha profits directly inside the user’s Bybit account.

The broader message is that Bybit wants its AI hub to feel less like a novelty and more like a full trading operating system. The latest release builds on the platform’s existing modules for market data, spot trading, derivatives, earn products, copy trading, account management and advanced functions. Bybit also said the new release improves order and price limit verification, symbol confirmation, balance checks, grid bot tips and batch cancellation references, which suggests the company is trying to make the system safer and easier to use at the same time.

That ambition fits Bybit’s wider identity. The company says it is the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, serving more than 80 million users and operating since 2018. In that context, AI-driven trading tools are not just an add-on; they are becoming part of the exchange’s pitch for how crypto trading should look in the next phase, especially as natural language and autonomous agents become more common in financial workflows.

Overall, the new features show Bybit leaning harder into the idea that crypto trading can be both more accessible and more sophisticated at the same time. For users, the appeal is obvious: fewer clicks, more automation, and a clearer path from conversation to execution. For Bybit, the bet is that traders will increasingly want one place where yield products, on-chain opportunities and standard exchange activity can all be managed through the same AI layer.

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