Bybit Moves Trading Servers to Tokyo, Cutting Latency by 300 Microseconds
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DUBAI – November 12, 2026 -- Bybit has completed the migration of its trading servers from Singapore to Tokyo, cutting latency by up to 300 microseconds, the exchange said. The platform, which counts more than 80 million users, says the faster connectivity is meant to improve conditions for market makers and other liquidity providers.
Bybit targets deeper order books and tighter spreads
The company says better network performance should help market makers manage orders more efficiently. It expects that to translate into deeper order books, tighter bid-ask spreads, more efficient price discovery and more consistent execution. Bybit did not publish measured results for spreads, depth or execution quality.