Bitget launches Community Product Experience Officer Program, offering cash and benefit rewards
Foresight News reported that the Bitget platform officially launched the first phase of the "Community Product Experience Officer Program" today, with the first event running until June 26. The program is open to all users, aiming to collect product feedback, feature suggestions, and bug reports in real scenarios, in order to promote optimization of the trading experience and the development of new features. Submissions will be evaluated based on product value, feasibility, and innovation, with high-quality feedback receiving priority in the product evaluation process, as well as the opportunity to participate in subsequent optimization, testing, and co-creation initiatives, including face-to-face communication with the product team.
To encourage community co-creation, the event offers multiple reward mechanisms: users who submit high-quality content can receive up to 3,000 USDT in cash rewards; outstanding participants will also obtain official identity verification, fast-track promotion to the Fan Club, and long-term community co-creation benefits. In addition, users who share the event on social media platforms such as X with the hashtag #BitgetCommunityProductOfficer have a chance to receive a random cash airdrop. For event details and participation, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
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