Bybit Tweets About NFTs, Possibly Signalling a Return to the NFT Market

This bullish tweet has left many crypto users on X (formerly known as Twitter) astonished, considering that the platform recently closed down its non-fungible token market platform.

The Bybit team is still bullish on non-fungible tokens despite the platform's recent closure of its non-fungible token market, a crypto X user noted.

This Payoff Has Left Many Astounded

The Bybit team recently shared a definition of NFTs, explaining that non-fungible token, a digital thing you can own that no one can even if they right-click save.” This post has left many crypto X users sensing that something big is about to happen at Bybit. Several crypto X users have already started making their guesses, with one user sharing that Bybit may soon launch an NFT decentralized exchange (DEX).

"Bybit is cooking something up."

Launched in March 2018, Bybit is one of the prominent digital currency exchanges that allows users to buy, sell, and trade a variety of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets. Over the years, Bybit crypto exchange has quickly gained popularity for its focus on derivatives trading, particularly perpetual and futures contracts. The crypto exchange platform allows crypto users to trade over 650 cryptocurrencies across spot, margin, and futures.

Bybit also previously operated a non-fungible token market platform that allowed users to buy, sell, and trade non-fungible tokens across different blockchain networks. Bybit’s NFT marketplace was meant to be user-friendly, especially for new crypto users. According to Bybit, the NFT market platform was slated to allow anyone who wants to participate in its NFT marketplace to create an account and get started in a matter of minutes.

Unfortunately, Bybit closed its NFT marketplace on April 8. This decision came after a significant decline in NFT trading volumes, with daily volumes dropping 70% year-over-year and over 95% since peak levels in December 2024. The closure was also attributed to Bybit’s efforts to streamline its operations and focus on its primary trading activities.

Is Bybit Planning To Return To The Global Non-Fungible Token Market?

Bybit’s exit from the NFT market was part of a broader NFT trend, which left other major NFT platforms like X2Y2, Kraken, RTFKT, and LG also closing or announcing closures of their NFT platforms. However, the recent tweet suggests that the Bybit team is still bullish on NFTs and may find their way back into the global non-fungible token market in the future. In the meantime, the Bybit team has not shared any future plans about NFTs.

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