A post by @Bybit_Official on X.

Bybit has relocated its trading infrastructure to Tokyo, a move the exchange says will deepen liquidity, tighten spreads and improve execution quality for users. The company framed the shift as creating a fairer market structure and a more level playing field, with less trading friction across its platform. Bybit did not disclose specific figures for liquidity, volumes or market share in the announcement, leaving the performance claims unquantified for now. The relocation matters as exchanges compete on execution speed and market depth, where infrastructure location can affect latency and pricing for traders. What to watch next is whether Bybit publishes measurable improvements in spreads and order-book depth, and whether rival venues respond with their own infrastructure changes.