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BingX announced the launch of the SuperX Solo Trading Contest Round 1, which runs until October 21 and features separate leaderboards for futures trading volume, futures ROI, and newcomer trading volume, with up to 100,000 USDT in rewards available.
According to the announcement, BingX has launched the SuperX Solo Trading Contest Round 1, which is open until October 21, 10:00 (UTC). There are three separate leaderboards in this contest: one for the top 100 by futures trading volume, one for the top 10 by futures return on investment (ROI), and a newcomer category awarding the top 10 new users by trading volume. The platform has stated that the total rewards pool for this round can reach up to 100,000 USDT. No additional details regarding participation requirements or prize distribution have been disclosed in the announcement.
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To participate in the BingX SuperX Solo Trading Contest, users should create or log in to their BingX account. Then, choose a leaderboard—Futures Volume, Futures ROI, or Newcomer Volume—and complete the relevant trading activities during the contest period. For more details or to get started, users can register via the official sign-up link.
BingX is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2018, offering spot trading, standard and perpetual futures, grid trading, and conversion for a wide range of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, and several altcoins. The platform features a social trading option with transparent ratings, passive income opportunities, a mobile app using TradingView, and customer support available 24/7 via email and live chat. For more details about its services and features, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For reference, the previous BingX update on Traders Union covered BingX's partnership with AlpacaHQ to connect digital assets and traditional finance through integrated platforms, highlighting the broker’s ongoing expansion and innovation efforts. Read the earlier news about BingX here.