Tapbit Launches 4th Anniversary Campaign With Zero-Fee Trading and $1 Million in Rewards

Tapbit Launches 4th Anniversary Campaign With Zero-Fee Trading and $1 Million in Rewards

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2026-07-23 18:45:16
Tapbit has unveiled its 4th anniversary campaign, featuring zero-fee trading on selected spot pairs, more than $1 million in prizes, community events, and a charity donation plan tied to trading fees generated during the event.
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Tapbit has unveiled its 4th anniversary global celebration, centered on the theme “#TAPBITTURNS4,” with online and offline events, permanent zero-fee trading on selected spot pairs, and a rewards pool valued at more than $1 million. Prize items listed by the exchange include a Mercedes-Benz S 450 4MATIC, Mercedes-Benz E 300 4MATIC EXCLUSIVE, a Rolex Submariner, and a full Apple product set.

Anniversary campaign combines trading events, community sessions, and donations

According to Tapbit, the campaign will include trading competitions, referral contests, and lucky draws. The company also plans to host interactive sessions with industry participants, KOLs, and blockchain experts focused on derivatives trading and Web3 opportunities. Tapbit said all trading fees generated during the event will be allocated to Tapbit Cares, which will donate the funds to welfare homes, elderly care institutions, and other charitable organizations.

The exchange described the anniversary as both a milestone and a thank-you to its global user base. It framed the campaign as a way to deepen community engagement and reinforce its stated principle of “User First, Innovation Driven.”

Tapbit discloses user growth, volumes, and security metrics

Tapbit said it has grown to more than 500,000 users worldwide and now serves over 200 countries and regions. The platform reported daily spot trading volume of $3.84 billion and futures volume of $53.65 billion. It also said it has maintained a zero-security-incident record, supported by a $50 million insurance fund and bank-grade SSL encryption.

On the compliance side, Tapbit said it holds licenses from the U.S. National Futures Association, or NFA, and the Financial Services Authority of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, or SVGFSA. In products, the exchange supports more than 130 perpetual contracts, covering BTC, ETH, and a range of altcoins, with leverage of up to 150x. Auto stop-loss and trigger order functions are also part of the offering.

Copy trading, bots, and access features remain central to the platform pitch

Tapbit said its One-Click Copy Trading and Smart Trading Bots allow users to monitor professional traders’ returns and risk metrics in real time. The company added that these tools have already helped tens of thousands of users generate above-average passive returns. Its matching engine has been upgraded to millisecond-level latency, while a Demo Trading Mode is available for beginners.

The exchange currently supports more than 800 cryptocurrencies and 42 fiat currencies, including USD, EUR, and JPY, with payment options such as credit cards, bank transfers, and third-party gateways. Tapbit also said its non-mandatory KYC policy allows withdrawals of up to 10 BTC per day. The platform offers Tapbit Earn staking products and educational resources, and said product updates have included multi-biometric authentication in 2023 and QR-code deposit scanning in 2024. Tapbit added that it ranks among the top exchanges on CoinGecko’s Trust Score index and has a user retention rate of more than 51%.

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