Bitget launches US stock earnings prediction event, participants can win USDT rewards by guessing price movements
BlockBeats news, on July 21, Bitget launched a US stock earnings report prediction event, running from July 21 to mid to late August. During the event, users who complete spot stock (rToken) or stock contract trading tasks will receive prediction tickets and can participate in the US stock earnings report price fluctuation predictions. The prediction results will be determined by comparing the "closing price on the first trading day after the earnings report is released" with the "closing price on the trading day before the earnings report is released".
The event will successively open different prediction sessions based on the US stock earnings report publication times, with the first batch covering targets such as Tesla, Google, and Intel. The total prize pool for a single session is 10,000 USDT, with the winners and losers sharing 70% and 30% of the prize pool, respectively, and an individual can win up to 1,000 USDT per session. For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
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