Bitget Awards Top Partners and Users in Taiwan with Messi-Signed Gear

Leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company Bitget (https://partner.bitget.com/bg/P3Z8MR) recently awarded the grand prizes for the July Taiwan Agent Competition and Summer July Points Challenge. The prizes, a signed Lionel Messi jersey and a signed football, were given to top partner teams and the user with the highest trading volume, respectively, as a thank you for their enthusiastic support of the Taiwanese market.

The Taiwan Agent Competition, held from July 15th to August 15th, aimed to encourage Taiwanese partner agents, boost their trading activity, and compete for glory. Participating Bitget Taiwan agents, along with their offline sub-agents, formed teams that competed based on three core metrics: registration numbers, first-time transaction users (FTT), and trading volume. The channel agent team with the highest weighted score ultimately won the championship, receiving a signed jersey from Bitget's official partner, Argentina national team captain Lionel Messi. This grand prize signifies Bitget's high regard for the contributions of their partner agents in promoting and collaborating.

The Summer July Points Challenge, a month-long event, allowed Bitget users to earn points by completing specific trading volume tasks. These points could then be redeemed for prizes such as a Messi signed football, a Hokkaido trip for two, a Gogoro electric scooter, an Apple MacBook Pro, and more, enhancing the user trading experience. Participants displayed great enthusiasm throughout the event, with the user achieving the highest total trading volume winning the prestigious Messi signed football. This award marks a highlight in their Bitget trading journey.

Bitget has always been committed to providing genuine and substantial rewards to its global users and partners. The platform emphasizes that all its activities award prizes authentically, ensuring that participants receive the recognition and rewards they deserve. Bitget plans to continue launching exciting events in the future to deepen connections with users and partners, demonstrating its commitment to their support and solidifying its position as a leading global trading platform.

Furthermore, Bitget presented a Messi signed jersey to Nao Ge, a prominent Chinese-speaking YouTuber who collaborates with the Taiwanese market. In the future, Bitget will continue to promote the development of cryptocurrency in Taiwan alongside Nao Ge, working together to introduce and engage more people in this emerging field.

Bitget recently released its August 2024 Transparency Report, highlighting significant growth despite challenging market conditions, adding 1.72 million new users. Currently, Bitget offers 800 tokens and 900 spot trading pairs, with an average daily spot market trading volume of $400 million and an average daily contract market trading volume of $7 billion. Bitget's Protection Fund remains at $400 million, ensuring user safety.

About Bitget

Founded in 2018, Bitget is a world-leading cryptocurrency exchange platform and Web 3 company. Currently serving over 100 countries and regions globally, Bitget empowers over 25 million users to trade intelligently through a range of trading solutions, including its leading copy trading service. Bitget Wallet (https://web3.bitget.com/en), formerly BitKeep, is a world-class multi-chain crypto wallet that provides a range of Web3 solutions and interactive features, integrating wallet, Swap, NFT marketplace, DApp browser, and more. Bitget collaborates with legendary Argentinian football player Lionel Messi, Turkish national athlete and women's wrestling world champion Buse Tosun Çavuşoğlu, European boxing champion Samet Gümüş, women's volleyball world champion İlkin Aydın, and a host of trusted partners to encourage people to embrace cryptocurrency.

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