Bybit fills your orders in milliseconds. TradeBB tells you which ones were worth taking.

Upload your Bybit trade history to TradeBB and see exactly which setups, contracts, and sessions are growing your portfolio, and which ones are quietly draining it.

Bybit has established itself as one of the most powerful crypto derivatives platforms in the world. With deep liquidity across hundreds of perpetual contracts, fees as low as 0.01% for makers, and leverage options reaching up to 200x, it is built for traders who take the markets seriously.

The product lineup is extensive. USDT Perpetual contracts let you trade with stablecoin-denominated margin across a massive selection of pairs. Inverse Perpetual contracts settle in the underlying crypto asset itself, which appeals to traders who want to accumulate BTC or ETH while trading. Expiry contracts offer traditional futures with set settlement dates. And the Unified Trading Account (UTA) ties everything together, letting you trade spot, perpetuals, futures, and options from a single account with cross-asset margin.

Add in TradingView chart integration, trading bots, copy trading, and a full API suite, and Bybit gives you more tools than most traders will ever use.

But here is the thing Bybit cannot do for you. It cannot tell you which of your setups consistently generates positive expectancy. It cannot show you whether your USDT perpetual trades outperform your inverse contract trades after funding fees. It cannot reveal whether your 50x leverage entries produce better risk-adjusted returns than your 10x entries. And it cannot flag the time of day when your decision-making is sharpest versus when it falls apart.

Your Bybit trading journal in TradeBB answers all of those questions. It takes the trade data Bybit already records and transforms it into the kind of structured performance analysis that builds real confidence, the kind backed by evidence, not hope.

Bybit stores your complete trade history and provides several export options depending on the product type. Here is how to get your data ready for TradeBB.

Derivatives Closed P&L export (recommended for futures and perpetuals)

1. Log in to the Bybit website
2. Go to Orders > Unified Trading Order
3. Select the Derivatives tab
4. Click on Closed P&L, then click Export
5. Select your desired date range and click Export Now
6. The exported file will contain data for USDT Perpetual, USDC Perpetual, Inverse Perpetual, and Inverse Futures positions

Trade History export

For a more granular view of individual fills and executions:

1. Go to Orders > Trade History
2. Select the product type (Derivatives, Spot, etc.)
3. Set your date range
4. Click Export to download

What the exported file contains

A typical Bybit derivatives export includes: contract name (e.g., BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT), direction (Long/Short), entry price, exit price, quantity, leverage used, realized P&L, trading fees, and funding fees. For Closed P&L exports, each row represents a completed round-trip position from open to close.

A few things to keep in mind

• Unified Trading Account users: If you trade multiple product types (perpetuals, spot, options) under UTA, export each product type separately for the cleanest analysis in TradeBB.
• Funding fees matter. Bybit perpetual contracts charge funding fees every 8 hours. These fees are included in your Closed P&L export, which means TradeBB can calculate your true net P&L after all costs.
• Inverse vs. USDT contracts: If you trade both, TradeBB separates them automatically so you can compare performance across settlement types.

Upload the file to TradeBB. The system recognizes Bybit export formats and maps all fields automatically. No spreadsheet editing required.

Bybit gives you access to hundreds of contracts with extreme leverage and 24/7 markets. That is a lot of opportunity, and a lot of rope. TradeBB helps you see clearly through the noise.

Setup-level performance tracking

Every crypto trader has patterns. Maybe you trade breakouts on BTC when it clears a key level, fade pumps on altcoins, enter ETH longs at support during funding rate resets, or scalp momentum on newly listed perpetuals. TradeBB lets you tag each trade with the setup that triggered it. Over time, the platform calculates win rate, average R-multiple, expectancy, and total P&L for each setup type.

When you can see that your BTC breakout setup has a 1.8R expectancy while your altcoin fade trades are net negative after fees, you gain the confidence to double down on what works and cut what does not.

Leverage impact analysis

Bybit offers leverage up to 200x, and most traders experiment with different levels. 6 But do you actually know whether higher leverage improves your results or destroys them? TradeBB lets you analyze your P&L segmented by leverage used. See whether your 5x trades produce better risk-adjusted returns than your 25x trades, or whether your 100x scalps are profitable enough to justify the liquidation risk. The answer might surprise you.

Funding fee impact on net P&L

Perpetual contracts on Bybit charge funding fees every 8 hours, and these fees can significantly affect your bottom line, especially on positions held for multiple funding intervals. 4 TradeBB uses the funding fee data from your Closed P&L export to calculate your true net P&L after all costs. Some trades that look profitable on a gross basis turn negative once funding fees are factored in. TradeBB makes that visible so you can adjust your hold times and entry timing accordingly.

Contract-level P&L breakdown

With hundreds of perpetual contracts available on Bybit, it is easy to spread your trading across many pairs.  TradeBB breaks your performance down by individual contract. See whether your BTCUSDT trades are carrying the portfolio while your altcoin positions are dragging it down. Identify which contracts consistently reward your approach and which ones introduce unnecessary variance.

USDT vs. Inverse contract comparison

If you trade both USDT-settled and inverse (coin-settled) contracts, TradeBB separates your performance by settlement type. This reveals whether your P&L patterns differ between the two, which is common because inverse contracts add an extra layer of exposure to the underlying asset's price movement. Understanding this difference helps you choose the right contract type for each market condition.

Session and time-of-day analysis

Crypto markets run 24/7, but your performance does not stay constant around the clock. TradeBB maps your P&L to the time of day each trade was opened. You might discover that your Asian session trades on BTC are consistently profitable while your late-night altcoin entries tend to lose money. Once you see your natural rhythm, you can build your trading schedule around the hours when your edge is strongest.

Drawdown and risk management metrics

TradeBB calculates maximum drawdown, profit factor, average winner vs. average loser, consecutive loss streaks, and drawdown recovery time. In a market where 100x leverage is one click away and volatility can spike without warning, understanding your drawdown patterns is not a luxury. It is survival. TradeBB shows you how deep your drawdowns go, how long they last, and which behaviors trigger them.