IOST (IOST) will be listed on Bitget. Come and grab a share of 300,000 IOST!
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Participants must complete registration and KYC verification to be eligible for rewards.
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Rewards will be distributed to the winners' spot accounts within seven working days after the end of the promotion.
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Net deposits = total deposits – total withdrawals (only on-chain transfers counted).
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VIP users and m arket maker accounts are not eligible for the promotion.
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Only main accounts are eligible for the promotion. Any sub-accounts participating in this promotion will be disqualified and will not be distributed with any rewards.
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All participants must strictly comply with Bitget's terms and conditions.
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In case of cheating or using multiple accounts for rewards, or other violations, Bitget reserves the right to disqualify the users involved and forfeit their rewards.
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Bitget reserves the right to amend or revise the terms of this promotion, or cancel it at any time without prior notice at its sole discretion.
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Bitget reserves the right of final decision for this promotion. Contact customer service if you have any questions.
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