MEXC has released first-month results for its USD1 event series, saying the campaign brought in about 98,905 participants and generated $1.3 billion in cumulative USD1-margined futures trading volume. The exchange also said it distributed more than 1 million WLFI tokens in rewards. The program has now moved into its second phase, with USD1 spot, futures, and yield products still active.
Month one centered on USD1 trading and yield products
According to MEXC, the opening month was built around a broader USD1 trading and earnings setup. The exchange said it was among the first platforms to list multiple USD1 spot and futures pairs covering major assets such as BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP, along with tokenized exposure including GOLD (XAUT). A limited-time zero-fee trading promotion was also part of the rollout.
WLFI incentives were a core part of the campaign. MEXC said users could earn WLFI rewards through several participation channels, while a points-based USD1 trading competition allowed traders to accumulate points through USD1 activity and share a 3 million WLFI prize pool.
Second month keeps staking rewards and trading contest in place
The second stage continues the USD1 Earn program. Users can stake USD1 and receive WLFI rewards at up to 10% APR. The USD1 trading competition also remains open, giving participants another chance to trade USD1 pairs and split a 3 million WLFI reward pool.
MEXC added that USD1 spot and futures pairs are still operating under a zero-fee structure, which the exchange said is intended to reduce trading costs and make participation easier across the event period.
Exchange also highlighted scale and product range
Alongside the event update, MEXC repeated several platform metrics. The company said it serves users across more than 170 markets, has over 40 million users, and offers access to more than 3,000 digital assets. It also described its platform as a venue for both cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets, including stocks, ETFs, commodities, and precious metals.
The release included a risk disclaimer stating that the content is not investment advice. It also noted the volatility of the crypto market and said users should assess market swings, project fundamentals, and financial risks before making trading decisions.