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Pionex has introduced a High Yield Earn product for SPCX (SpaceX token) deposits, offering up to 13.5% APY with flexible withdrawal terms and hourly reward settlements during a specified promotional period.
Pionex has announced the launch of a High Yield Earn product for SPCX (SpaceX token) deposits, which offers an annual percentage yield of up to 13.5% with flexible deposit and withdrawal terms and no mandatory lock-up. The program is available to all Pionex users and will operate from June 17 to July 16, 2026, with reward settlements processed hourly during this period. The platform also enables trading of SPCX perpetual contracts, including optional use of built-in grid trading bots; however, Pionex highlights that SPCX perpetuals are derivative products, not actual SpaceX equity, and trading them involves risks such as leverage, price discrepancies, and possible liquidation.
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To take part in the Pionex High Yield Earn promotion for SPCX deposits, log in to your Pionex account (available for both new and existing users). During the campaign period from June 17, 2026 to July 16, 2026, go to the “High Yield Earn” section and deposit SPCX to start earning up to 13.5% APY with flexible withdrawal and hourly settlements. You can withdraw your funds at any time based on the flexible terms. For more information or to join, visit the official sign-up link.
Pionex is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2019 in Singapore, providing access to manual and automated trading with over 300 trading pairs and a selection of 16 built-in trading bots. The platform operates under a US FinCEN license, features low minimum deposits, multiple security measures including cold wallets and 2FA, and offers various options for margin trading. Learn more about its advantages and limitations in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, see our earlier news about Pionex reporting notable gains for several stock-linked assets, including ETFs and major electronics companies; details are available in the previous Pionex update on Traders Union.