Terrill Dickey
September 27, 2024 01:34
Binance is launching a spot trading tournament featuring a $50,000 HMSTR token voucher reward pool, inviting traders to compete by trading selected tokens.
Binance has unveiled a new trading tournament giving users the chance to share in a $50,000 reward pool in HMSTR token vouchers. According to Binance, participants must trade their chosen token during the promotion period to qualify.
Promotion period
The tournament will run from 14:00 UTC on 26 September 2024 until 23:59 UTC on 13 October 2024. During this period, traders can compete to secure a share of the prize pool.
How to Participate
Eligible users must confirm their participation during the promotion period and reach a total spot trading volume of at least $3,500 in eligible spot trading pairs. Eligible participants will be ranked based on total spot trading volume, including buys and sells, on eligible spot trading pairs.
The top 2,500 qualified participants will share $50,000 in HMSTR token vouchers distributed according to a predefined reward structure. Binance will use the closing price of HMSTR/USD on September 26, 2024 as the reward distribution rate.
Terms of Use
The following terms and conditions apply to the promotion:
- Participants must be a verified user and click the ‘Register Now’ button on the tournament page.
- Liquidity providers for the Binance Spot Liquidity Provider Program are not eligible.
- Promotion is only available to users with active Binance spot trading and may be restricted in certain jurisdictions.
- FDUSD trading volume, TUSDUSDT trading pairs are not included in the trading volume requirements for EEA users.
- You are responsible for compliance with any local restrictions or requirements.
- Binance reserves the right to change, modify or impose additional restrictions on the promotion.
- Token voucher rewards will be distributed within 21 business days of the end of the promotion and must be claimed within 2 weeks of distribution.
- Binance may disqualify participants who engage in fraudulent activities or engage in prohibited trading activities.
For more details, please refer to Binance’s official announcement.
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