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# Welcome to Xybit

Trade cryptocurrencies in a simulated environment with up to 100,000 USDT on a Xybit Simulated Trading Account. Receive up to 80% of your simulated profits. Join Xybit, the first prop trading firm dedicated to the crypto market.

Benefits

**Focus on the Crypto Market**

Unlike other prop trading firms that focus on Forex trading or traditional financial instruments, at Xybit, you will find the first prop trading firm entirely focused on crypto-based simulated trading.

**Access to Simulated Capital**

Gain access to Xybit Simulated Trading Accounts of up to $100,000, allowing you to practice and refine your trading strategies without the limitations of trading cryptocurrencies with personal funds.

**We Fund, You Trade —In a Simulated Environment**

Experience the benefits of trading within a simulated environment while earning performance-based rewards. At Xybit, we provide you with a simulated trading account, where you can showcase your skills, improve your strategy, and earn up to 80% of your simulated profits.

**The Best of the Crypto World**

Enjoy all the benefits of crypto market simulation, with the opportunity to develop professional trading skills and improve your risk management without the pressure of real capital exposure.

## Get Started

We've put together some helpful guides for you to get setup with our product quickly and easily.


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