
Secret Terminal and Bybit are launching a large-scale trading tournament. Prize pool: $100,000. Tournament dates: May 15 – June 30.
This isn't just a competition — it's a chance to trade your normal game through Secret Terminal and earn real money doing it. The collaboration is about growing the community and is a way to say thank you to users for their support of the project.
To enter the tournament and qualify for prizes, you need to meet three mandatory conditions:
Important: You can participate with 1 main account and up to 4 sub-accounts. Each is tracked separately — this lets you scale your participation and increase your chances of winning.
The total prize pool is $100,000. Reward distribution is tied to participants' trading volume — the higher the community's combined traded volume, the larger the final payouts.
The full prize structure is available on the official tournament page.
Use the Secret Terminal referral link and complete identity verification (KYC). Without verification, tournament participation is not possible.
Follow the tournament registration link and confirm your participation. This is a required step — without it, your trades won't be counted in the rankings.
Connect Bybit to the terminal via API and trade as you normally would. All trades executed through Secret Terminal are automatically counted in the tournament.
Yes. Your main account is enough. Sub-accounts (up to 4) are an optional way to scale up your participation.
No. Only trades executed after successful tournament registration are counted.
Participant stats are available on the tournament page. You can also verify the terminal's connection to your account through the API settings.
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