Bitget 2025 King’s Cup Global Invitational KCGI Now Officially Underway
According to ChainCatcher, the Bitget 2025 King’s Cup Global Invitational (KCGI) has officially kicked off. This year’s competition features five main segments: the Team League, Copy Trading & Trading Bot Competition, Hot Coin Arena, OnChain Challenge, and Hot Coin Airdrop, with a total prize pool of 6 million USDT.
During the tournament, users can register and participate at any time, and over 1,300 teams have already signed up. The Team League alone boasts a prize pool of 3 million USDT. Users can choose to become a team captain and form their own team to enjoy exclusive BGB rewards worth $100,000, or join a preferred team to unlock team earnings and regional rewards. Eight major regions worldwide will compete simultaneously. Registration closes at 23:59 on August 12.
Additionally, users who successfully register and achieve a contract trading volume exceeding 30,000 USDT during the competition will have the chance to enter a lucky draw for limited prizes such as La Liga VIP tickets, MotoGP VIP tickets, and La Liga ambassador-signed footballs. The results of the draw will be announced via livestream the day after the competition ends.
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