Bitget Super Airdrop — hold BGB to get airdrop tickets
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To be eligible for rewards, participants must meet the minimum BGB holding requirement of 4000 BGB for 15 consecutive days by 11:59:59 PM (UTC+8) the day before the new coin is listed. If their BGB holdings fall below 4000 BGB at any time within the 15 days, they will no longer be eligible for the Super Airdrop.
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Bitget will calculate the user's daily average BGB holdings during the 15-day snapshot period (total amount of BGB during the 15 days ÷ 15 days).
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The number of tickets a user can get depends on their 15-day average BGB holdings.
| 15-day average BGB holdings | Tickets |
| 40,000+ | 10 |
| 36,000 – 39,999 (rounded down) | 9 |
| 32,000 – 35,999 (rounded down) | 8 |
| 28,000 – 31,999 (rounded down) | 7 |
| 24,000 – 27,999 (rounded down) | 6 |
| 20,000 – 23,999 (rounded down) | 5 |
| 16,000 – 19,999 (rounded down) | 4 |
| 12,000 – 15,999 (rounded down) | 3 |
| 8000 – 11,999 (rounded down) | 2 |
| 4000 – 7999 (rounded down) | 1 |
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Tickets are allocated according to user BGB holdings. Winning tickets are drawn at random.
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User's rewards = number of their winning tickets ÷ total number of winning tickets × the prize pool.
- Projects in the Launchpad, Launchpool, CandyBomb, and Deposit to list are not included in the Super Airdrop Promotion.
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Snapshots will be taken every day during the 15-day period before the new coin is listed.
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BGB holdings will only be used for reward calculation. They will not be frozen.
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There can be no certainty of the time the new coin will be listed, so stay tuned for Bitget listing updates.
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Users will not get the airdrop if they have failed to hold 4000 BGB or more in their asset accounts on any day during the snapshot period.
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Daily BGB holdings are the average hourly holdings based on 24 snapshots (one taken every hour of the day).
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M arket maker and broker accounts are not eligible for the promotion. 5. Only main accounts are eligible for the promotion. Any sub-accounts participating in this promotion will be disqualified and will not receive any rewards.
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