Binance Launches Margin Trading Course with USDC Rewards
Zach Anderson Sep 27, 2024 11:52
Binance introduces a Margin Trading Learn & Earn course with USDC rewards for eligible users, available from September 26 to October 10, 2024.
Binance has announced the launch of its latest educational initiative, the Margin Trading Learn & Earn course, which offers eligible users the opportunity to earn USDC rewards upon completion, according to Binance. The program runs from September 26, 2024, to October 10, 2024.
How to Participate
To participate, users must be KYC-verified. Both new and existing users can enroll in the course and complete a quiz to claim their rewards, as long as token supplies last. Existing users can earn 5 USDC, limited to the first 400 users, while new users can earn 10 USDC, limited to the first 200 users. Each course can only be completed once, and users are eligible for one reward per completed course.
Eligibility and Restrictions
Notably, users from the USA, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Lithuania, Belgium, Japan, Indonesia, Australia, and South Africa are excluded from this course due to regional restrictions on Binance Margin services. Furthermore, users must complete the respective quiz to claim their rewards, and participation will be closed once all rewards have been distributed.
Terms and Conditions
The initiative is subject to several terms and conditions. Users must complete KYC verification to receive rewards, and accounts registered in bulk or sub-accounts are not eligible. Additionally, Binance reserves the right to disqualify participants engaging in fraudulent behavior or tampering with the program. Rewards are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis and will be credited within 48 hours to users who pass the quiz. These rewards must be claimed within 14 days of distribution, or they will expire.
Binance also retains the right to amend or terminate the activity without prior notice and reserves the final interpretation of the activity's terms. Any discrepancies in translated versions of the announcement should be resolved by referring to the original English version.
For more detailed information, users are encouraged to visit the official Binance announcement page.
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