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Bitrue has announced the listing of the BASED (BasedOne) token for spot trading, with the BASED/USDT pair now available on its platform as of March 30, 2026. Deposits and withdrawals for the token are open, and users can earn BASED rewards through qualifying trades.
Bitrue has added the BASED (BasedOne) token to its spot trading platform, allowing users to trade the BASED/USDT pair. The listing began with deposits and trading on March 30, 2026, and withdrawals were enabled shortly afterwards. According to the broker’s announcement, BASED is described as a cryptocurrency application combining trading, prediction markets, and incentive mechanisms, and its contract address was published for user verification. The token is in an early stage with noted volatility, and Bitrue has stated that users can receive BASED rewards for qualifying trades.
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To participate in the BASED (BasedOne) rewards campaign on Bitrue, users should create and verify a Bitrue account, deposit USDT to fund trading, and search for the BASED/USDT trading pair. Before placing trades, it's recommended to review market conditions due to potential volatility. Qualifying trades in this pair may earn BASED rewards. To begin, users can register via the official sign-up link.
Bitrue is a cryptocurrency exchange operated by Innovations Technologies Limitada, offering access to over 160 cryptocurrency trading pairs including major coins such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, and Ripple, as well as its own BTR token. The platform provides copy trading, passive income solutions, TradingView chart integration, and multi-level account protection with two-factor authentication. For more details, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional context, see the earlier news about Bitrue’s 8th Anniversary event, where users could compete for substantial prize pools and daily rewards through trading and platform activities; more details are available in the previous Bitrue update on Traders Union.