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Bitget announced a CandyBomb futures trading promotion in which participants can compete for a share of a 31,500 WLD prize pool, with the event running from June 9 to June 19, 2026.
Bitget has announced the 'CandyBomb x WLD' campaign, a limited-time event that invites users to participate in futures trading for a chance to receive a portion of a 31,500 WLD (Worldcoin) prize pool. The promotion runs from June 9 to June 19, 2026, starting at 10:00 UTC, and is positioned as a time-limited incentive to encourage platform engagement.
While the central mechanism is activity in futures trading during the event window, further details regarding participation criteria, reward distribution methods, or eligibility requirements were not specified in the announcement. Users are directed to Bitget’s platform for additional information.
To join Bitget's CandyBomb x WLD trading promotion, visit the CandyBomb section on the Bitget platform and click 'Join' or 'Register' for the event. After joining, participate in futures trading during the campaign period (June 9–19, 2026) to qualify for a share of the 31,500 WLD prize pool. Users can register via the official sign-up link. Full participation details and eligibility requirements are available in the official promotion terms.
Bitget is a crypto exchange that supports spot and futures trading, with a variety of cryptocurrencies such as BTC, ETH, LTC, and USDT available for trading and account funding. The platform offers its own web terminal and mobile app, demo accounts for practice, a trade copying service, bonus programs to reduce fees, algorithmic trading capabilities, and hot and cold wallet storage for client funds. For more details on features and trading conditions, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
In the previous Bitget update, the broker launched a contest encouraging users to learn about SMS phishing attacks for a chance to win a share of 200 USDT. For more information, see the previous Bitget update on Traders Union.