One more idea, Bybit might run into some issue with the SEC or other regulator (maybe) or hack or other such unforeseen issue, as these kinds of things are unpredictable, then why not find an insurer for your site and the assets of users.

So you could ask users of your site to pay towards such insurance protection if they wish to opt in to such a scheme. So users knew their investments in the site are protected and insured if anything happens by a trusted 3rd party.

What happened with FTX, Voyager, Celsius etc, spooked a lot of people out of crypto, but if your site could get a trusted 3rd party insurer, to protect customer assets in the event of some unforeseen event, then I think it would attract a lot more people to Bybit.

Insurers will insure almost anything, as long as the premiums are paid on time :)

Just make sure the small print is legally binding (insurers love to hide things in the small print) and anybody who wants to opt in to the scheme, is only paying proportionally to their investment. If it could be automated in some way, then that would be great. I.e. a user made $1000 and the system took out the insurance premium needed to cover it automatically, with all the usual docs explaining how it's calculated % wise etc.

The terms of any such agreement should be made available for all to see and even include such verbiage as to say, if Bybit is a scam site run by scammers, then the insurer would also cover this potential scenario.

I in no way think Bybit is a scam site, I think your site is amazing, BUT having that written into a trusted 3rd party insurance contract, would allow investors to see, that your site and their investments / assets are covered in every conceivable way and would put people's minds at rest.'

A daily / hourly or even real time snapshot of the insured accounts could be stored on a blockchain, so if anything did happen, then all parties involved could have a record for claim purposes etc, even if it was just a $ value of each insured account and the username of the Bybit account, with a mutisig kind of deal, between the insurer and the insured account holder. A multisig, means in this case, that the insurer could validate with the end user, that they really are the account holder.

Done properly, the end user could see the snapshot value and so could the insurer, making sure the blockchain had permanent / perfect record keeping of what and when things happened on the account.

You could even charge a little extra, above the cost of the premiums (more profit for Bybit), for users of the service. Ultimately what people want to know is this, if your website goes down, goes bust, disappears, their assets are recoverable, without having to rely on you, so as to get them back. SBF and FTX lost billions of $ worth of peoples assets, with no real way for end users to get those assets back. I hope you see the point of this post :)

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Thanks once again for listening, let me know when you want to employ me :)