Some assets on Bybit may have low liquidity, weak order book depth, high volatility, or may be listed in the Innovation Zone. Such trades are harder to reproduce in real market conditions.
Definition: for Era Trade Bybit rules, a low-liquidity / low-cap asset is an asset with market capitalization below $100 million. An asset may also be flagged if typical 24h trading volume is approximately $500K–$5M, if it is listed in the Innovation Zone, or if order book depth/liquidity is insufficient.
Total exposure to such assets must not exceed 5% of the initial account balance including leverage.
Bybit Demo may also not fully model slippage, liquidity depth, and market impact. If a trade appears unrealistic for real market conditions, Era Trade may manually review it, adjust PnL, or count only part of the profit, for example 40% of the profit from flagged trades.
Systematic low-liquidity or demo-execution abuse may result in transfer to a new challenge or account closure.