Bitget to Launch the 13th Contract Trading Club Competition, with a Maximum Individual Reward of 1,400 BGB
ChainCatcher news, Bitget is about to launch the 13th Contract Trading Club Competition, with a total prize pool of 50,000 BGB. Users can participate in the contract leaderboard competition, where rankings are based on cumulative contract trading volume. The top 600 participants will unlock corresponding rewards, with a maximum individual reward of 1,400 BGB. The trading range for this prize pool includes USDT-margined, coin-margined, and USDC contracts.
The event is only open to selected users, and detailed rules have been published on the official Bitget platform. Eligible users can click the "Join Now" button to complete registration and participate in the event. The event period is from October 15th 0:00 to October 21st 23:59:59 (UTC+8).
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