Svmuu News: As the 2026 World Cup enters the knockout stage, BitMart’s World Cup Prediction Contest has simultaneously launched its second phase. This phase features a 50,000 USDT prize pool. Users can claim free prediction points by playing the goalkeeper mini-game, or earn additional points through daily check-ins, spot and futures trading, and referring friends to participate in the knockout stage predictions.
In addition, the platform has introduced exclusive rewards for four key matches: Brazil vs. Japan, France vs. Sweden, Spain vs. Austria, and Argentina vs. Cape Verde. Each match features an additional 5,000 USDT prize pool, which will be split among participants who correctly predict the outcome. The entire event spans the full duration of the World Cup, with a total prize pool of 880,000 USDT covering the entire tournament.
BitMart's World Cup Prediction Contest Enters the Knockout Stage, Offering 50,000 USDT in Rewards
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