PANews reported on February 23 that Bybit recently launched the USDC Super Attack campaign, with a total prize pool of 800,000 USDC. The USDC savings product offersPANews reported on February 23 that Bybit recently launched the USDC Super Attack campaign, with a total prize pool of 800,000 USDC. The USDC savings product offers
Bybit launches USDC promotion with a prize pool of 800,000 USDC.
PANews reported on February 23 that Bybit recently launched the USDC Super Attack campaign, with a total prize pool of 800,000 USDC. The USDC savings product offers a fixed annualized yield of 6%. The campaign is currently underway and will end at 11:59 PM UTC on March 6. Participating users with trading amounts of 500 USDC or more can share in the 280,000 USDC prize pool. In addition, users can choose to purchase fixed-income savings, with a maximum collateral amount of 100,000 USDC, to receive a fixed annualized yield plus a floating annualized yield (currently at 41%). Registration is required for this campaign. The higher the trading amount, the larger the share of the prize pool; the annualized yield also increases with the collateral amount.
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