Binance Launches VIP Autumn Trading Carnival with $100,000 in Rewards

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Binance Launches VIP Autumn Trading Carnival with $100,000 in Rewards

Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has unveiled its VIP Autumn Trading Carnival, a campaign that aims to reward its users with up to $100,000 in prizes. The initiative targets regular and VIP 1 users, who can earn rewards by completing specific tasks during the promotion period from November 7 to December 4, 2024, according to Binance.

How to Participate

Participants can begin by visiting the promotion’s landing page to explore available tasks. After selecting tasks, users must click the “Do it” button to begin. Completing tasks during the promotion period allows users to earn activity attempts, which can be used to win various rewards.

Rewards on Offer

The promotion offers several enticing rewards, including a $5,000 token voucher for one winner, five Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB equivalents in USDT or USDC vouchers, and numerous trading rebate vouchers. Other prizes include silk pajamas, travel adapters, and water bottles. Rewards are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Eligibility and Conditions

Only regular and VIP 1 users are eligible to participate. Tasks must be completed through specified methods, and trading volumes from zero-fee campaigns are excluded from the reward calculations. Participants must adhere to Binance’s terms and conditions, including its prize promotion terms and privacy policy.

Additional Details

Each task refreshes bi-weekly, allowing users to earn up to six attempts during the promotion. Rewards will be distributed within 30 working days after the promotion ends, with vouchers valid for 14 days post-distribution. For physical rewards, winners will be contacted via email and must provide a valid shipping address.

Binance maintains the right to disqualify participants exhibiting fraudulent behavior or those who tamper with program code. The company also reserves the right to amend the promotion’s terms and conditions based on regulatory changes or other justifiable reasons.

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