Bitget launches a dual trading competition for perpetual contracts and stock contracts, with a total prize pool of 80,000 USDT
ChainCatcher news, Bitget has launched a dual trading competition for perpetual contracts and stock contracts, with a total prize pool of 80,000 USDT. During the event, complete the contract trading volume tasks to unlock blind box rewards. The blind box section guarantees a 100% win rate, with the prize pool including cash coupons and position experience coupons, available while supplies last. In addition, users can participate in both the perpetual contract and stock contract special events, and by trading designated cryptocurrencies to meet trading volume and ranking tasks, an individual can win up to 10,776 USDT.
Detailed rules have been published on the official Bitget platform. Users must click the "Join Now" button to register in order to participate. The event ends at 20:00 on January 28, 2026 (UTC+8).
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