Bitget has announced a promotion for new users in the TradFi direction. As part of the offer, the exchange promises to leave the participant a possible profit from the first trade, and in case of losses, compensate them at the platform’s expense.
Bitget has announced a promotion for new users in the TradFi direction. As part of the offer, the exchange promises to leave the participant a possible profit from the first trade, and in case of losses, compensate them at the platform’s expense.
According to Bitget’s press release, to participate, you must first register for the promotion. The platform emphasizes that registration via the button on the promotion page is mandatory, as the system automatically reads the participant’s UID. If you do not click the button and register, the rewards will not be credited.
Next, Bitget offers to get started with TradFi in three steps:
To receive rewards, the user must also pass identity verification. The company notes that the accrual will occur within seven business days after the end of the promotion, and the funds will be credited to the corresponding asset account of the registered UID. If a participant simultaneously participates in several Bitget promotions with similar rules and is entitled to different bonuses, the platform will pay only the more valuable reward.
Separately, the terms and conditions state that Bitget may disqualify users in cases of wash trading, illegal mass account registration, or transactions with signs of market manipulation.
TradFi at Bitget operates through the MT5 infrastructure and is aimed at users who want to try out tools from the intersection of the crypto market and traditional finance. Such promos are usually used as an «entry» scenario for new clients to test the trading mechanics and exchange processes without fear of initial losses.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about how Bitget reported that daily trading volume in the Bitget TradFi segment exceeded $2 billion shortly after the public launch of the service on January 5. The company explains the result by a sharp increase in interest in «classic» instruments that traders use as insurance during market fluctuations.
