Bitget Boosts Yields On Stablecoins And Bitcoin, With Some Offers Hitting 15%
Crypto exchange Bitget has rolled out short-term campaigns boosting yields on stablecoins, Bitcoin(BTC) and other assets through Nov. 6. Yield Campaigns The first campaign, running Oct. 9 to
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Crypto exchange Bitget has rolled out short-term campaigns boosting yields on stablecoins, Bitcoin(BTC) and other assets through Nov. 6.
Yield Campaigns
The first campaign, running Oct. 9 to Nov. 6, rewards users who raise and keep Cash Plus balances above a fixed baseline. Users who also hold net long Ether(ETH), Solana(SOL) or Bitcoin futures earn more. Together, the offers can lift a 4% base rate to an illustrative 12%.
A Simple Earn promotion ending Oct. 16 offers annual rates of 10% on USDGO(USDGO), 8% on Tether(USDT) and USD Coin(USDC), 4.5% on Ether and 1% on Bitcoin, up to set caps. Eligible VIP users get 15% on Tether Gold(XAUT), an extra 4% on added BGSOL(BGSOL) and BGBTC(BGBTC) subscription quotas of up to 50 tokens for Bitcoin deposited or held Oct. 9-21.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said users should be able to do more with assets they already hold, whether trading, earning or managing portfolios. She tied the offers to a wider effort to make "different assets and financial activities" work together. Bitget is entering its eighth year.
Bitget ran an earlier USDGO campaign from May 18 to Jun. 15, paying up to 4.3% a year to users who simply held the stablecoin. Anchorage Digital Bank issues USDGO, which OSL Group operates and distributes.
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