Bitget rolls out NES campaign on PoolX
Bitget has launched a new NES campaign through its PoolX product, centered on ETH lockups and token rewards. Under the first part of the promotion, users can lock ETH during the event window running from July 8, 2026, 18:00 to July 17, 2026, 18:00 (UTC+8). The campaign headline indicates that a total of 620,000 NES tokens will be made available through the event.
According to Bitget’s rules, the airdrop allocation will be calculated on a proportional basis. A user’s final NES reward will equal the amount of ETH locked by that user divided by the total ETH locked by all eligible participants, multiplied by the number of tokens assigned to the pool. In practical terms, the amount each user receives will depend both on their own ETH commitment and on the aggregate ETH deposited by all qualifying users.
Boosted APR and coupon mechanics
Alongside the token airdrop, Bitget is also running a second promotion tied to the same PoolX campaign, advertising an additional 15% APR. Eligibility for this benefit is limited to users who participate in the ETH PoolX event between July 8, 2026, 18:00 and July 17, 2026, 18:00 (UTC+8). The exchange set a separate net deposit measurement window from July 7, 2026, 20:00 to July 16, 2026, 20:00 (UTC+8).
Bitget said users whose net ETH deposits remain positive during the campaign period will receive a 4% ETH wealth-management interest booster coupon after the PoolX event concludes. First-time PoolX participants who also post a positive net deposit during the event may qualify for additional coupon incentives as well. The exchange added that the coupons will be distributed to eligible accounts within two business days after the campaign ends and must be activated and used within seven days of receipt, or they will expire automatically.
The platform further noted that coupon supply is limited and distribution will follow the order of net deposit time on a first-come, first-served basis. Interest generated by the coupon will be calculated according to the actual subscription period. If a user redeems early, the coupon will become invalid. Bitget defines net deposits as the total amount deposited minus the amount withdrawn, while internal transfers within the platform do not count as valid deposits for the purpose of this campaign.
Eligibility restrictions and post-event settlement
On the compliance side, Bitget requires all participants to complete identity verification before they can take part in the event or receive rewards. The exchange explicitly stated that sub-accounts, institutional users, and market makers are not eligible. It also warned that if it detects fraud, multi-account participation aimed at claiming repeated airdrops, or other violations, it reserves the right to disqualify users and confiscate related rewards.
Bitget said locked tokens will be unlocked and returned to users’ spot accounts within five minutes after the event ends. If an account has the platform’s automatic wealth-management feature enabled, the unlocked funds will instead be transferred automatically into the corresponding savings product. The exchange also retained the right to amend the campaign terms, revise the rules, or cancel the event at its own discretion. As part of the announcement, Bitget reiterated the standard warning that crypto assets carry significant volatility and market risk, and that users should conduct their own research before participating.