While browsing the #Bitget event page today, I saw that the 25th round of the On-Chain Points Challenge has started again. To be honest, I've been following this series for several rounds. Initially, I just wanted to try my luck and get some $BGB, but now it's become a habit.
Checking the market daily and placing a few orders—that's probably Bitget's design purpose for this event:
To let users gradually learn to use on-chain transactions while completing tasks. This round's prize pool is quite generous, totaling 120,000 BGB, with a maximum of 1,500 BGB per person.
As long as you complete an on-chain transaction of ≥100 USDT, you'll earn points. The more points you have, the larger your share. The top few hundred participants also have access to an additional prize pool, with the top 3 splitting 2,100 BGB.
On-chain transactions have become a more authentic, freer, and traceable part. Bitget isn't encouraging trading volume this time; it's cultivating on-chain activity.
I've always felt that the significance of this kind of points challenge lies in: it transforms user behavior into valuable participation records.
Here's my personal interpretation of Bitget's strategy:
On one hand, it incentivizes users to become familiar with on-chain operations;
On the other hand, it leverages the BGB ecosystem to continuously amplify the value of these incentives.
Over time, on-chain transactions will no longer be a barrier, but a habit.
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