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HTX announced the rollout of limited-edition 13th anniversary merchandise as part of its ongoing anniversary campaigns, inviting users to guess upcoming product releases and participate in related rewards events.
HTX is marking its 13th anniversary by launching a series of promotional campaigns that feature both digital and limited-edition physical rewards. The main activities include a 100,000 USDT prize pool event, where registered participants who meet specified holding and trading requirements are eligible for prize distributions and the chance to win one of ten branded gold bars, as well as a broader 'Carnival Month' campaign offering tiered rewards for completing assigned tasks across various product categories. Additionally, the broker has introduced anniversary-themed merchandise, encouraging users to guess the new peripherals and participate in comment-based engagement as part of the event. Campaign periods run from August 13 to September 13, with rewards credited within 14 working days after the close of each event, and HTX reserves the right to modify or cancel activities without prior notice.
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HTX is marking its 13th anniversary with a series of promotional campaigns where users can join by registering for the anniversary events, completing trading and holding tasks, and participating in challenges to earn physical and digital rewards such as limited-edition gifts and USDT prizes. Specific campaigns include holding or trading $HTX, entering referral competitions, and collecting event milestones for tiered rewards. To get started, users can sign up via the official sign-up link and follow the instructions within the anniversary event pages on HTX’s platform.
HTX (Huobi) is a global cryptocurrency exchange established in 2013, offering access to around 300 currency pairs and cross rates with a minimum trade size of $1. The platform serves clients worldwide and provides a wide selection of trading instruments, but does not offer demo accounts, training resources, or protection through segregated accounts. For further details on features, drawbacks, and company background, read the full broker profile on Traders Union: HTX (Huobi) review on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier news about HTX, which reported on their user verification rewards campaign where selected participants needed to complete L3 verification to qualify for rewards—a trend that reflects the broker’s ongoing promotional activities.