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Bitget launches the 23rd Wealth Tuesday, with USDT current income reaching 15% APR

Bitget launches the 23rd Wealth Tuesday, with USDT current income reaching 15% APR

2024/03/05 06:04

On March 5th, Bitget launched the 23rd edition of its Wealth Tuesday product. Users can subscribe to currencies including USDT, ETH, DOT, SOL, AVAX, AXS, CFX and more. The product cycle is divided into current/7 days/14 days etc., with a maximum return of up to 21% APR. Among them, the USDT product has a current yield of up to 15% APR.

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