Svmuu News Bitget has launched a Newcomer Protection Plan, with the participation period from April 7th to April 13th. During the event, new users who complete their first futures trading and deposit tasks with no less than 100 USDT will receive a 10 USDT experience fund subsidy if that trade results in a loss. This subsidy is limited to 3,000 slots.
Furthermore, new users who complete specific futures trading volume tasks can share a prize pool of 50,000 USDT, with a maximum individual reward of 350 USDT. Additionally, both new and existing users can share an extra 20,000 USDT by completing basic tasks such as inviting friends to register and trade. Detailed rules have been published on Bitget's official platform. Eligible users must click the "Join Now" button to complete registration to participate in the event.
Bitget Launches New User Protection Plan with Total Prize Pool of 100,000 USDT
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