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WEEX announced that its Gold Trading Challenge, which offers futures bonuses for trading XAUT and PAXG contracts, concludes today. The event awards tiered rewards based on cumulative trading volume, with participant registration required and bonuses distributed from a fixed pool.
WEEX has confirmed that its Gold Trading Challenge, which allows participants to earn tiered futures bonuses by trading XAUT (Tether Gold) and PAXG (Pax Gold) USDT-margined futures, concludes today. According to the published details, rewards are distributed from a 50,000 USDT bonus pool based on cumulative trading volume, with registration required and bonuses ranging from 10 USDT to 200 USDT depending on set thresholds. Eligibility is determined on a first-come, first-served basis, with the campaign designed to promote engagement with tokenized gold products in the context of evolving market conditions.
To participate in the WEEX Gold Trading Challenge, users must first register for the event by visiting the campaign page and clicking the registration button. After registering, trade XAUT and/or PAXG futures (USDT-margined pairs) during the campaign period to accumulate trading volume. Rewards are tiered based on total volume, and bonuses are distributed from a limited pool on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested traders can join by registering via the official sign-up link.
WEEX is a platform for trading cryptocurrency derivatives, focusing on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a selection of other altcoin futures. The broker offers USDT-margined and coin-margined contracts, a copy trading feature for following professional traders, and maintains a 1,000 BTC protection fund as part of its security measures. For more details about available instruments, regulation, and client support, visit the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier coverage where WEEX announced the upcoming listing of WXT futures and highlighted its expanding crypto derivatives offerings; read the previous WEEX update on Traders Union.