Huobi HTX Launches World Cup Prediction Event With $500,000 Prize Pool

Huobi HTX Launches World Cup Prediction Event With $500,000 Prize Pool

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2026-06-13 03:00:51
Huobi HTX has launched a World Cup prediction campaign. Eligible users can register, complete designated tasks, receive prediction tickets, and participate in champion and single-match voting for a $500,000 equivalent $HTX prize pool.
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According to TechFlow, citing an official announcement on June 13, Huobi HTX has launched a World Cup prediction event for the Mexico, Canada and United States World Cup. The campaign runs from now until July 20 at 3:00 (UTC+8). Eligible users who register and complete the required tasks can receive prediction tickets for use in the event’s voting-based prediction activities.

The campaign includes two formats: champion prediction and single-match prediction. Participants can use their tickets to vote in these prediction categories and share a total prize pool worth $500,000 in equivalent $HTX. The announcement also states that users who vote each day can receive additional free tickets on the following day.

For the champion prediction format, users who correctly predict the winner will receive both a successful prediction reward and a lucky draw reward. The maximum lucky draw reward for a single participant is $15,000. Users who do not correctly predict the champion can also share a participation prize pool. Eligibility and task details are subject to Huobi HTX’s official announcement.

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