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HTX announced an update to its daily 'Top Ten Trading Opportunities' list, featuring curated contract trading ideas and details of an ongoing contest with Ethereum-denominated rewards for users trading specified USDT perpetual contracts.
HTX has updated its daily 'Top Ten Trading Opportunities' activity, providing a curated list of contract trading signals. Each listing includes trading direction, suggested entry ranges, and stop-loss guidance, and is accompanied by analysis tools such as AI-driven reviews and periodic strategy assessments. This update is linked to an ongoing contract trading contest, where participants trading designated USDT-margined perpetual contracts can qualify for a share of an Ethereum-denominated prize pool by reaching specified trading volumes. The contest is scheduled to run until November 19, 2026, with prize allocation based on trading volume rankings.
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To participate in the HTX Contract Trading Contest, users need to register or log into their HTX account and access the 'Top Ten Trading Opportunities' activity page. Trade the specified USDT‑margined perpetual contracts and accumulate an effective trading volume (usually at least 10,000 USDT) to qualify for prize distribution. Traders are ranked based on trading volume, with top participants sharing a large Ethereum‑denominated prize pool at the conclusion of the contest. You can begin by registering via the official sign-up link.
HTX (Huobi) is a global cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2013 and headquartered in Seychelles. The exchange supports trading in approximately 300 currency pairs and offers access to over 700 digital assets, with optimized costs when using the HTX token and features such as Proof of Reserves confirmation and a multifunctional ecosystem for passive income and automation. For more detailed information, visit the broker profile on Traders Union: broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background, see our earlier news about HTX, where the broker issued a security warning urging users to remain vigilant against fraud schemes and clarifying that official withdrawal-related services do not incur any fees. You can read the full details in our previous HTX update on Traders Union.