Bitget has rolled out the 20th edition of its CFD trading competition, offering a total prize pool of 75,000 USDT. The event runs from 21:00 on Nov. 2 to 21:00 on Nov. 9, UTC+8. During the campaign period, users who complete designated CFD trading tasks can receive blind box draw chances, with every draw guaranteed to return a USDT spot voucher. The exchange also said that when invited new users complete the required trading tasks, both the referrer and the new participant can receive USDT rewards. In addition, users who meet daily trading targets can accumulate points and share a 7,600 USDT points pool. A separate ranking pool of 47,400 USDT will be distributed among the top 470 users by cumulative trading volume, with the first-place finisher set to receive 4,000 USDT. More details are available on Bitget’s official platform.
Bitget has launched the 20th edition of its CFD trading contest, with a total prize pool of 75,000 USDT, according to Odaily.
The event will run from 21:00 on Nov. 2 to 21:00 on Nov. 9, UTC+8. During that period, users who complete designated CFD trading tasks will receive chances to enter a blind box draw, with each draw guaranteed to award a USDT spot voucher.
Bitget also said users who invite new participants to complete the trading tasks can earn USDT rewards, with both the existing user and the invited user eligible.
Separately, users who meet daily trading targets can accumulate points and share a 7,600 USDT points prize pool. Based on cumulative trading volume, the top 470 users will split a 47,400 USDT ranking pool, and the champion will receive 4,000 USDT.
More details are available on Bitget’s official platform.
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