WEEX said it has introduced zero-fee trading for stock token spot pairs and launched a promotional campaign tied to the product. The exchange set the event window from Aug. 24 at 20:00 to Aug. 31 at 19:59:59, UTC+8, with a total reward pool of $100,000.
Under the campaign rules, new users who post a net deposit of at least 100 U and complete their first spot trade in any stock token during the event can receive a 100 USDT bonus. The exchange also said all users who complete any stock token spot trade are eligible for a 10 USDT bonus.
In addition, users who reach specified cumulative spot trading volume thresholds can unlock corresponding mystery boxes. According to the announcement, the top reward available through that tier is 800 USDT. The exchange described the promotion as part of its stock token spot trading offer and said the zero-fee policy is already in effect.
WEEX said it has applied a zero-fee policy to stock token spot trading and launched a user incentive campaign with a total reward pool of $100,000.
The event runs from Aug. 24 at 20:00 to Aug. 31 at 19:59:59, UTC+8.
Campaign terms
During the event, new users who make a net deposit of at least 100 U and complete their first spot trade in any stock token, with no minimum trading volume requirement, can receive a 100 USDT bonus.
For all users, completing any single stock token spot trade qualifies for a 10 USDT bonus.
Users who reach designated cumulative spot trading volume thresholds can also unlock corresponding mystery boxes, with rewards of up to 800 USDT.
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