NIGHT will soon launch on Bitget PoolX, stake BTC and ETH to unlock 9 million NIGHT tokens
Foresight News reported, according to the official announcement, Bitget PoolX will soon launch the NIGHT project with a total airdrop amount of 9,000,000 NIGHT tokens. There will be two BTC staking pools and two ETH staking pools, each allocated 4,500,000 NIGHT for the airdrop. Each asset includes both a regular and a dynamic staking pool. The dynamic pool will have a tiered unlocking cap based on users’ trading volume over the past 15 days and will allocate corresponding staking quotas. The staking channel will be open from April 14, 19:00 to April 19, 19:00 (UTC+8).
During the event, users with a positive net deposit in BTC or ETH will receive a 5% BTC and 8% ETH wealth management interest rate coupon after PoolX ends. Additionally, users who meet the net deposit requirement and participate in PoolX for the first time will receive a 10% BTC and 15% ETH interest rate coupon. The net deposit calculation ends at April 18, 19:00 (UTC+8). For more details, please refer to the official Bitget platform.
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