Bitget launches VIP exclusive event: 100% chance to win cigar sets and other customized merchandise through contract trading
ChainCatcher news, Bitget has launched a new round of VIP peripheral activities, open to all VIP users in Chinese-speaking regions. During the event, users who complete specific contract trading volume tasks will receive one lottery draw opportunity, with a maximum of three draws per user and a 100% winning rate. The total prize pool includes USDT trial funds and limited edition physical prizes such as cigar box sets, golf sets, and poker sets.
Detailed rules have been published on the official Bitget platform. Users must click the "Join Now" button to complete registration in order to participate. The event ends at 16:00 (UTC+8) on November 4.
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