Cryptocurrency derivatives exchange bit.com is holding its inaugural Christmas and New Year Carnival where users can deposit and trade for prizes including bonuses from a pool of up to $1,000, $0 trading fees for seven days, and three iPad Pro up for grabs!
Both new and current users of the platform, the second-largest cryptocurrency option marketplace in terms of trading volume and open interest, are eligible.
Bit.com recently launched its Unified Margin accounts where users can optimally trade spot, margin, perpetual, futures, and options using the same account without the need to transfer funds between multiple accounts.
Users who trade using bit.com’s newly launched Unified Margin trading mode during the campaign will double their chances to win an iPad Pro.
The event will be held from Dec. 20, 2021, 10 AM UTC to Jan. 10, 2021, 11:59 PM UTC.
Participants can claim coupons from the event page to claim bonuses from a pool of up to $1000 and get zero trading fees for up to seven days (capped at $5,000) during the campaign period. All winners will be contacted via email seven working days after the end of the event to claim their prizes.
To enter, visit the campaign website here, or you can also visit the bit.com blog here for the full event details.
About Bit.com
Bit.com is a cryptocurrency derivative exchange launched by Matrixport, an integrated financial services firm based in Singapore. It has been online since August 2020, within which it began supporting the perpetual, futures, options products of BTC, ETH, and BCH, with a particular highlight in it launching first BCH options.
The total trading volume has exceeded 22.4 billion USD, making it the second-largest in the BTC and ETH options market. Bit.com’s real-time data has also been recorded by many cryptocurrency information websites such as Coingecko, Cryptoslate, TokenInsight, etc.
For more information, please visit: https://www.bit.com/ or contact pr@bit.com
For updates, follow bit.com’s social platforms on Twitter (https://twitter.com/bitcom exchange) and Telegram (https://t.me/bitcom exchange)
Disclaimer: This is a paid post and should not be considered news/advice
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