Bitget distributes football match viewing gift boxes to VIP users
Foresight News reported that Bitget has launched a football match viewing gift box campaign for VIP users, open for participation from June 15 to June 30. During the event, users who maintain official VIP1 status or above and complete the shipping information registration will have a chance to receive a gift box.
The gift boxes are divided into V1-V3 football match viewing gift boxes and V4-V7 premium limited gift boxes, with the premium boxes offering the option to customize an exclusive jersey. The gift boxes will be distributed starting from July 3. If the physical gift boxes run out, the platform will issue spot margin interest rate reduction coupons as a replacement.
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