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Bitget announced a CandyBomb promotion for new futures users, offering the chance to share a pooled reward of 10 ETH by trading futures contracts during a specified period in February 2026.
Bitget has introduced the "CandyBomb x ETH" promotion for new futures users, offering participants the chance to share a pool of 10 ETH. To qualify, users must register on Bitget, complete identity verification (KYC), visit the CandyBomb page, and join the event. The promotion runs from February 10 to February 24, 2026 (UTC+8), and only new futures users are eligible. After joining, trading activity during the specified period will be counted toward reward eligibility, with automatic distribution of rewards within 1–3 working days following the end of the campaign. Bitget states that measures are in place to prevent abuse, reserves the right to modify or cancel the event, and advises participants to be aware of the risks associated with cryptocurrency trading.
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To join the CandyBomb x ETH promotion on Bitget, new futures users should register an account and complete identity verification (KYC). Visit the CandyBomb page, click the “Join” button, and trade futures during the promotion period to qualify for a share of the 10 ETH reward pool. Only activity after clicking "Join" is counted, and rewards are distributed automatically 1–3 working days after the promotion ends. Interested users can get started via the official sign-up link.
Bitget is a crypto exchange offering spot and futures trading with a wide selection of cryptocurrencies as instruments. The platform supports demo accounts, algorithmic trading, and a trade copying service, and is accessible via web and mobile applications. For more details, see the broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
For context, the previous Bitget update focused on the platform’s in-depth analysis of TradFi Perpetual Futures liquidity during the U.S. earnings week, highlighting strong order-book depth and execution capacity. You can read more details in the earlier news about Bitget.