The platform often launches beginner tasks, trading challenges, learning rewards, or other time-limited promotions. When people see a reward, many will start operating right away without first confirming whether they meet the eligibility requirements.

Before joining an event, the first thing to check is the event eligibility. Some events are only open to new users, users from specific regions, or accounts that received an invitation; others require completing identity verification. Even if you complete the required tasks, you may still not be able to receive rewards if you’re not eligible for the event.

Second, confirm how to register. Some events require you to click “Register” or “Join Now” first; only the trading volume generated after that will be counted. If you trade first and then register, earlier actions may not be included in the event.

Second, check the validity period. The activity start time, end time, and reward distribution time may differ, so also pay attention to which time zone the page uses.

Fourth, clarify the task criteria. Whether trading volume includes both buys and sells, whether certain trading pairs are restricted, whether some order types are valid, and whether internal transfers are counted—all should follow the event rules.

Fifth, understand the form of the rewards. Rewards may be tokens, fee coupons, bonus credits, or time-limited privileges, and may not always be directly withdrawable. Some rewards also need to be claimed or used within the specified time.

Finally, don’t make trades beyond what you can afford just to complete the task. If the reward value is lower than the fees, slippage, and potential losses, blindly participating becomes meaningless.

The safest approach is to: only participate through the platform’s official event page, first confirm your eligibility, then read the full rules, and save the records of successful registration and task completion. Eligibility details, statistics methods, and reward outcomes are always subject to the event page and the platform’s final approval.