Bitget launches a new round of contract new token event, trade tokens to receive USDT airdrops
Foresight News reports that Bitget has launched a new round of contract new token activities, open to both new and existing users. New users who complete their first contract trade of no less than 1,000 USDT and have a net deposit greater than 100 USDT, with the first 1,000 participants, can each receive 10 USDT. This prize pool allows trading of any trading pair. In addition, all users who rank in the top 1,000 by trading volume and have a cumulative trading volume of at least 10,000 USDT can share a total of 20,000 USDT based on their trading volume, with a maximum individual reward of 3,000 USDT. This prize pool requires trading of specified tokens: BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, SUI. The event ends at 18:00 on November 5 (UTC+8).
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