Bitget Launches BSU Contract New Coin Event, Trading Unlocks 30,000 USDT Airdrop
BlockBeats News, December 18th, Bitget launched a BSU contract new coin event, open to both new and existing users. Users can participate by completing tasks such as the first contract trade, daily trading, and cumulative trading volume, unlocking a specific number of blind box rewards. The blind box prize pool includes trial funds, trial vouchers, and popular token airdrops.
In addition, all users who are in the top 1,000 by trading volume and have a cumulative trading volume of at least 10,000 USDT, can collectively unlock 20,000 USDT based on their trading volume, with a maximum of 3,000 USDT per person. This prize pool requires trading the designated BSU token. The detailed rules have been published on the Bitget official platform, and users need to click the "Join Now" button to complete the registration to participate in the event. The event ends on December 24th at 22:00 (UTC+8).
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