Bybit Introduces Dual Prize Pools for Wednesday Airdrop Program

• Bybit upgrades its Airdrop with dual prize pools: Lucky Draw and Share Reward.
• Users can earn entries via 14 trading and staking activities across multiple tiers.
• HYPE, ZEN, and ZEC featured as prize tokens; event runs until Nov. 11, 23:59 UTC.

Bybit upgraded its Wednesday Airdrop program on Nov. 5, introducing dual prize pools through Lucky Draw and Share Reward mechanisms. The current round runs through Nov. 11 at 23:59 UTC. The latest iteration features HYPE, ZEN, and ZEC as prize tokens, according to the exchange’s announcement.

Token Prizes and Duration

The Lucky Draw operates on a first-come, first-served basis with prizes ranging from 1 USDT to 0.2 HYPE tokens. The program divides participants into three tiers: Basic, Advanced, and Premium stages. Cumulative registrations reached 1,300 participants as of the launch date.

Entry Requirements Across Tiers

The Basic stage remains accessible to all eligible registered users by default. Entry requirements include completing a net deposit of at least $100 combined with spot trading volume of at least $10 in designated tokens. Each completed task provides draw entries for prize allocation. Advanced and Premium stages require higher trading volumes to access elevated reward tiers.

Multiple Earning Pathways

The program provides 14 separate activities for earning draw entries. Derivatives trading requires volumes of $5,000 or $20,000, depending on the tier, with some tasks offering multiple completions. Spot trading thresholds start at $2,000 for one entry and $10,000 for two entries.

Additional earning methods include margin trading with a $200 minimum, Web3 trading through Bybit Alpha, requiring $50, and staking $100 in Fixed Savings. The program also covers TradFi trading at $100, bot trading investments of 100 USDT, copy trading investments of 100 USDT, crypto loans of $100, conversions of $200, and discount purchases of $100.

The Share Reward pool distributes prizes based on points accumulated through task completion. Qualified participants who meet the minimum points threshold receive allocations calculated according to their final point tallies after each round concludes.