Some assets on Bybit may have low liquidity, limited order book depth, elevated volatility, or be listed in the Bybit Innovation Zone. Such trades are harder to reproduce under real market conditions.
Definition: under Era Trade’s Bybit challenge rules, a low-liquidity asset / low-cap asset is an asset with a market capitalization below US$100 million. An asset may also be flagged for review if its typical 24-hour trading volume is approximately in the range of US$500 thousand–US$5 million, if the asset is listed in the Bybit Innovation Zone, or if its order book depth/liquidity is insufficient.
Total exposure to such assets must not exceed 5% of the initial account balance including leverage.
Slippage is a normal part of market execution, especially during high volatility, low liquidity, or rapid price movements. You are responsible for taking possible slippage into account when choosing an instrument, position size, order type, stop-loss/take-profit levels, and overall risk.
If you systematically use low-liquidity assets or exploit the characteristics of execution in the demo environment, your account may be transferred to a new challenge or closed.