Complete tasks to win CATI and SUI! First come, first served!
We’re excited to launch a limited-time promotion where you can earn rewards just by completing simple tasks! Whether you're making your first deposit or trading, there’s a chance to win CATI and SUI. Act fast—prizes are limited and will be given out on a first-come, first-served basis! JOIN NOW Eve
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Complete your first deposit of more than 100 USDT to claim 3 CATI. Funds must be held for at least 48 hours.
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Complete your first trade of more than 100 USDT to claim 1 SUI. No withdrawal activities within 48 hours after the first trading.
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Complete a trade with a volume greater than 50,000 USDT to claim 15 CATI. No withdrawl activities within 48 hours after the first trading.
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Users must click the ' Register Now' button, otherwise, it is invalid.
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The task prize will be released upon mission completion.
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Users will need to complete KYC to claim any campaign reward.
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The campaign is exclusively for South Asian users and users who can register for the event successfully.
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Rewards are limited, they will be distributed on a first come first serve basis.
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Any suspicious behavior such as referring to oneself or registering multiple accounts with the same IP address will make the user ineligible to receive rewards.
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Bitget reserves the right to cancel or modify the campaign rules without prior notice.
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Bitget reserves the right to disqualify users from claiming rewards if it detects any suspicious behavior in depositing, spot, and futures trading activities to obtain the rewards of this campaign.
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