Bitget launches "Spring Festival Collect Nine Blessings" event
Foresight News reported that Bitget has launched the "Spring Festival Nine Blessings Collection" event. During the event, users who register can randomly receive an airdrop reward ranging from 1 to 188 USDT, limited to 5,000 spots. Participating users who complete designated tasks such as contract trading volume of no less than 1 USDT can obtain "Nine Blessings Fragments." The fragments are distributed randomly and come in different rarities: common, normal, rare, epic, and legendary. Users can exchange fragments with friends, with a maximum of 20 exchanges per account. Collecting fragments can unlock USDT rewards and physical gifts.
In addition, users who collect all 9 "Spring Festival Nine Blessings" fragments can participate in sharing a prize pool of 100,000 USDT, with a guaranteed minimum reward of 8,888 USDT per user. The event is now live on the official platform. Users must click "Join Now" to complete registration before participating. This event ends at 10:00 (UTC+8) on February 24.
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