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BTCC Exchange Launches $1M "Trade to Win" Competition Ahead of TOKEN2049, With Tesla Cybertruck

Featuring a $1,000,000 prize pool and a Tesla Cybertruck as the top prize, the campaign is one of the

BTCC Exchange Launches $1M "Trade to Win" Competition Ahead of TOKEN2049, With Tesla Cybertruck

GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands -- BTCC, the world's longest-serving cryptocurrency exchange, has kicked off its "Trade To Win" trading competition to mark TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026. The competition boasts a substantial $1,000,000 prize pool and the top prize is a Tesla Cybertruck. This is one of BTCC's most lucrative trading competitions yet.

Coinciding with BTCC's platinum sponsorship of TOKEN2049 Singapore, the competition aims to reward its global community and embody their 0-Barrier Trading theme. To participate, users simply need to register for the campaign, engage in futures trading, and generate trading volume to climb the leaderboard. The top 300 traders will be rewarded tiered prizes based on their cumulative futures trading volume by the competition's end on October 13, 2026. The champion will walk away with the coveted Tesla Cybertruck.

Winners in the top six will also each receive a ticket to the TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 event and a coveted in-person meet with the BTCC team at Marina Bay Sands on October 7-8. Additional prizes are up for grabs for the top 300 traders, including iPhones, Apple products, a Nintendo Switch 2, and USDT trading vouchers. VIP 3 status holders can secure an iPhone Duo lucky draw if they accumulate 10,000,000 USDT in total futures trading volume during the competition.

BTCC is slated to celebrate its 15th anniversary with an exclusive rooftop afterparty on October 8, 2026, in Singapore. The party will host influencers, partners, and creators for a relaxed evening with a buffet, free-flow beverages, and BTCC merchandise. Full competition details and registration can be found on the official campaign page.

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