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Bitget launches BGBTC, double BGPoints rewards will be obtained during the Pre-Launch period

Bitget launches BGBTC, double BGPoints rewards will be obtained during the Pre-Launch period

Bitget2024/12/09 10:24

Bitget has launched the BGBTC (Bitget Wrapped Bitcoin) product. This product combines automated intelligence and multiple profit modes to provide users with a simple and efficient way to increase their BTC holdings.

After pledging BTC, users will receive BGBTC tokens. Users who participate in the pre-launch period will receive an annual return of 2% as well as double BGPoints rewards. BGPoints are important vouchers for users to enjoy multiple benefits, and they will receive airdrops from future Bitcoin ecosystem (BTCFi) projects. The pre-launch event time is from December 9th at 15:00 PM until January 8th at 15:00 PM (UTC+8).

In addition, to ensure asset security, Bitget provides dual insurance in partnership with Cobo. User's BTC assets will be held by the MPC wallet and each transaction is ensured through multi-signature verification, preventing any unilateral changes to transaction content.

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