WEEX exchange has opened a trading contest titled "Daily Gifts, Live Draw, Trade to Win iPhone Duo," according to a Sept. 14 announcement cited by ChainCatcher. The event runs from Sept. 14 at 12:00 to Sept. 27 at 23:59 (UTC+8). Users who register and take part in futures trading can compete in daily and cumulative trading volume rankings. Participants will split a daily cash pool of 5,000 USDT, while top prizes include an iPhone Duo and an iPhone 18 Pro Max. After the contest ends, WEEX will host a live award stream. All users who joined the competition and enter the livestream will be eligible for an additional draw, with prizes including four Apple Watch Ultra 4 units, five Apple AirPods 5 units, and WEEX VIP trial cards with a 100% win rate.
WEEX has launched a trading contest called "Daily Gifts, Live Draw, Trade to Win iPhone Duo," according to a Sept. 14 announcement cited by ChainCatcher.
The event will run from Sept. 14 at 12:00 to Sept. 27 at 23:59 (UTC+8). During that period, users who register and participate in futures trading can compete in both daily and cumulative trading volume rankings.
Under the event rules, participants will share a daily cash prize pool of 5,000 USDT. Prizes listed in the announcement also include an iPhone Duo and an iPhone 18 Pro Max.
After the contest ends, WEEX will hold a live award ceremony. All users who joined the event and enter the livestream will also be eligible for a prize draw. Giveaway items include four Apple Watch Ultra 4 units, five Apple AirPods 5 units, and WEEX VIP trial cards with a 100% win rate.
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