Bitget's 2026 King's Cup Global Invitational (KCGI) has drawn more than 1,000 teams since registration opened on Aug 26. Figures from the organizer put the total at 1,027 squads and 27,958 participants, meaning team formation has already cleared the four-digit mark. The tournament debuts a "UEX Panoramic Arena" format, uniting crypto contracts, TradFi contracts and tokenized stock spot trading (rToken) in a single competition. For the first time, all three tracks share the same stage, the same prize pool and one unified ranking. That setup gives users with different trading preferences a multi-asset battlefield. The total prize pool is 3 million USDT. Registration closes Sept 22. The team tournament and individual contest both run from Sept 9 through Sept 22. The organizer describes this edition as a full upgrade, with the new cross-track structure as the centerpiece. The event is open to team and individual entries, and both formats run on the same calendar.
Odaily reports that registration for Bitget's 2026 King's Cup Global Invitational (KCGI) opened on Aug 26, and the team count has already moved past 1,000.
The latest numbers from organizers show 1,027 teams and 27,958 participants confirmed. This year's KCGI is described as a full upgrade, built around a new "UEX Panoramic Arena" concept. For the first time, the competition combines crypto contracts, TradFi contracts and tokenized stock spot trading (rToken) in one event.
All three tracks run on the same stage with the same prize pool and one unified ranking, giving traders with different preferences a multi-asset battlefield. The total prize pool is 3 million USDT.
Registration remains open until Sept 22. The team tournament and the individual competition are both scheduled for Sept 9 through Sept 22.
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