Bybit Earn Upgrades “Crazy Thursday” 2.0 With BTC APR Up to 555% and Rewards Up to 555 USDT

Bybit Earn Upgrades “Crazy Thursday” 2.0 With BTC APR Up to 555% and Rewards Up to 555 USDT

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2026-06-11 12:00:54
According to TechFlow, Bybit Earn has launched a new version of its “Crazy Thursday” campaign this week, featuring BTC APR of up to 555%, a 100% winning lucky draw, and rewards of up to 555 USDT for users.
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According to a June 11 report from TechFlow, Bybit Earn has rolled out a new 2.0 version of its “Crazy Thursday” campaign this week. The updated campaign focuses on a dedicated BTC wealth-management product, with an annualized yield of up to 555%. It also includes a blind-box style reward mechanism that is described as having a 100% winning rate, with users able to receive rewards of up to 555 USDT.

The latest weekly campaign includes a special “555” benefit package for new users. To take part, new users must first complete registration on the campaign page and claim the exclusive Bybit Earn task for new users. After that, they can subscribe to this week’s dedicated “Crazy Thursday” wealth-management product and access the BTC product offering the stated 555% annualized return.

Once the subscription is completed successfully, participants unlock a lucky draw. The draw is described as 100% winning and includes seven reward tiers, with the top prize set at 555 USDT. The campaign is structured around three steps: registration and task claiming, subscription to the featured Bybit Earn product, and participation in the prize draw after a successful subscription.

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