According to an official announcement from Gate, the exchange is rolling out the 135th edition of its contract points airdrop. The event will start at 18:00 UTC+8 on August 31. It comprises two separate prize pools, each with its own points threshold and reward structure. The first pool targets users who hold at least 40 Gate contract points. These users can claim a 100 USDT position trial voucher, while 20 Gate contract points will be deducted from their balance. The second pool is open to users holding between 120 and 90 points — a decreasing threshold range — allowing them to claim 12 GUSD at the cost of 15 Gate contract points. The GUSD pool is built on a decreasing threshold mechanism: users with higher points balances are granted earlier claiming eligibility and enjoy a better chance of receiving the reward. This marks the 135th installment of Gate's contract points airdrop series.
Gate has rolled out the 135th edition of its contract points airdrop, which kicks off at 18:00 UTC+8 on August 31, according to official sources.
The event consists of two prize pools tied to users' Gate contract points holdings. In the first pool, users holding at least 40 Gate contract points can claim a 100 USDT position trial voucher, and 20 Gate contract points will be consumed. In the second pool, users holding 120 to 90 points (following a decreasing threshold rule) can claim 12 GUSD, with 15 Gate contract points consumed.
The GUSD pool uses a decreasing threshold mechanism: the higher a user's points balance, the earlier they become eligible to claim, and the greater their chance of receiving the reward.
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