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Deribit announces daily draw for traders reaching 8M trading volume with Samsung Projector or USDC reward — Deribit offers new trading promotion

Deribit has announced a promotion in which traders reaching 8 million in daily trading volume during the week are eligible to win a Samsung Freestyle Projector or an equivalent 500 USDC prize, with one winner selected each day.

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Deribit is holding a promotion where traders who achieve an 8 million daily trading volume within the week become eligible for a daily prize. Eligible participants are entered into a draw, with one winner each day receiving either a Samsung Freestyle Projector or a prize of 500 USDC.

According to the announcement, only three traders had qualified at the time of the post. Additional details regarding specific terms or eligibility requirements were not disclosed.

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How to participate

To join this Deribit promotion, traders need to reach an 8 million daily trading volume during the promotional week to become eligible for the daily prize draw. One winner will be selected each day to receive a Samsung Freestyle Projector or 500 USDC. Interested users can register and start trading via the official sign-up link. Please review the terms on the broker's website and ensure your account is fully verified before participating.

Deribit is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2016 that focuses on futures and options trading for assets such as BTC, ETH, USDC, SOL, XRP, LUNA, and AVAX. The platform uses the TradingView terminal and offers a mobile application, leverage up to 50x, several order types, and fixed commissions that do not depend on trading volume. Security features include two-factor authentication and the use of cold wallets for most user funds; for more details, see the full review on Traders Union.

For more context on Deribit's recent activities, see our coverage of their major trading competition with SignalPlus, featuring substantial USDC rewards and unique prize opportunities—details are available in the earlier news about Deribit.

This material may contain third-party opinions, none of the data and information on this webpage constitutes investment advice according to our Disclaimer. While we adhere to strict Editorial Integrity, this post may contain references to products from our partners.

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