A major exchange just rolled out an API trading competition that's throwing some serious rewards at participants.
Here's the deal: they're giving away a 20g gold bar just for signing up, plus there's a $100k prize pool up for grabs. The catch? You need to execute spot trades through their API and hit certain benchmarks.
Two ways to cash in:
First-timer bonus kicks off at 10 USDT once you complete your inaugural API trade. Nothing fancy, just get your feet wet.
The real action's in the leaderboard race. Top performers split 5,000 USDT based on trading volume and consistency. Volume matters, but so does staying active throughout the contest period.
API trading isn't rocket science anymore—most platforms offer solid documentation and sandbox environments. Whether you're running algos or just automating basic strategies, competitions like this make it worth testing the waters.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 12-09 16:47
It’s the same old trick again. The sign-in gold bar giveaway sounds really tempting, but in the end, it all comes down to competing on trading volume.
How much is a 20g gold bar really worth? The real “retail investor harvester” is in that 5,000 USDT prize pool.
The API isn’t even hard; the problem is you have to survive till the end, haha.
I’ve participated in this kind of competition before—the final earnings didn’t even cover the fees.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 12-09 16:42
It's the same old "sign in and get gold bars" trick. I just want to ask, has anyone actually received them?
The volume-boosting champions will probably go crazy placing orders again. I'm just worried that the funds will dry up when it's time to distribute bonuses.
API trading competitions are indeed easy to get into, but the ones who really make money are always the exchanges cutting the leeks.
I've never trusted these leaderboards. If the data were really that transparent, nobody would be able to game the system.
Now I have to mess around with a new platform and learn the docs—tiring... but that 5,000 USDT still seems worth a shot?
The $10 first order reward is right here, but with the fees, you might end up with nothing.
But to be honest, the conditions are definitely much better than before. You can test directly in the sandbox environment, so the risk is much lower.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-09 16:37
Gold bars are back again. Is this another pig-butchering scam?
APIs and leaderboards again—let's be honest, it's all about competing on trading volume. No matter how you try to game the system, you can't escape this scheme.
A 10u opening bonus? Wake up, what they're really making money from is the trading fees.
API automation sounds fancy, but it's really just for smoother trading. Don't let yourself get brainwashed.
A major exchange just rolled out an API trading competition that's throwing some serious rewards at participants.
Here's the deal: they're giving away a 20g gold bar just for signing up, plus there's a $100k prize pool up for grabs. The catch? You need to execute spot trades through their API and hit certain benchmarks.
Two ways to cash in:
First-timer bonus kicks off at 10 USDT once you complete your inaugural API trade. Nothing fancy, just get your feet wet.
The real action's in the leaderboard race. Top performers split 5,000 USDT based on trading volume and consistency. Volume matters, but so does staying active throughout the contest period.
API trading isn't rocket science anymore—most platforms offer solid documentation and sandbox environments. Whether you're running algos or just automating basic strategies, competitions like this make it worth testing the waters.