#gStocks购买补贴最高返现1000U gStocks Purchase Subsidy Event is now live for a limited time, with a generous prize pool. First come, first served—come participate now 🔥🔥🔥

Event period: 2026-09-03 10:00 ～ 2026-09-13 10:00 (UTC), with approximately 6 days remaining until the end. Total prize pool: 100,000 USDT.
Participation requirements: Complete registration on the event page and pass identity verification; only data generated after registration will be counted.
Benefit 1: Purchase cashback (50,000 USDT prize pool)—meet both the net purchase and cumulative trading volume requirements to receive cashback based on the net purchase amount: purchase = buys − sells. Both conditions must be met simultaneously, and only the highest tier will be paid. If the number of qualifying participants exceeds the prize pool, rewards will be distributed in descending order of net purchase amount until the pool is exhausted.
Benefit 2: Holdings pool distribution (50,000 USDT worth of gStocks)—participate in the corresponding tier distribution based on average daily holdings calculated from snapshots taken at 00:00 (UTC+8) each day during the event period: each participant receives a share based on their average daily holdings as a proportion of the total holdings of all qualifying users in that tier. Only the highest tier can be entered. Rewards will be distributed within 14 business days after the event ends and the review is completed; no reward will be paid if the amount for an individual user is less than 1 USDT.
Restrictions to note: Multiple accounts under the same identity will be treated as one participant; API, market maker, and corporate/institutional accounts are not eligible; wash trading, mutual self-trading, rapid in-and-out trading, and other volume-manipulation activities are strictly prohibited; if participating in other similar purchase/trading events at the same time, only the reward from one event will be paid.

Participation and strategy suggestions
1. Do the math first, then decide which tier to pursue.
I calculated the capital efficiency of each tier: cashback accounts for only approximately 0.05%～0.10% of the required cumulative trading volume. In other words, if you frequently buy and sell to meet the trading volume threshold, the fees incurred can easily exceed the cashback itself—do not trade solely to meet the volume requirement, as it is both non-compliant and not worthwhile. Treat this subsidy as an opportunity to "trade normally and earn rewards incidentally while holding," rather than forcing trades purely for the reward.
2. Choose a target tier based on your capital; do not force your way into a higher tier. Net purchase and trading volume are dual thresholds. If the trading volume requirement is not met, cashback will be calculated based on the highest tier for which both conditions are met. Your plan should keep the two aligned and avoid having "purchases meet the requirement while trading volume gets stuck at a lower tier," which would reduce the cashback. For users with moderate capital, targeting a lower-threshold tier (net purchase 1,000 / trading volume 24,000 → 12 USDT) offers more practical value; users with substantial capital and an existing plan for relatively active stock trading may consider a higher tier.
3. The core of Benefit 2 is "stable holdings." Snapshots are taken at 00:00 (UTC+8) each day, so avoid concentrating buying and selling around the snapshot time—keep your holdings as steady as possible and avoid lowering your average daily holdings by having no holdings on a given day's snapshot.
If you already hold a gStocks position for the medium to long term, this benefit is essentially "free money," so prioritize meeting its requirements rather than reluctantly increasing your position for Benefit 1.
4. Check simultaneously whether there are better similar events. The rules state that only one reward will be paid for similar purchase/trading events. If you have also registered for other stock-related events, compare which is more worthwhile before deciding which one to focus on, and avoid duplicate investment.
5. Risk and discipline. Subsidy distribution is affected by the prize pool sequence and the number of qualifying participants, so full rewards for everyone are not guaranteed; stocks themselves are also subject to price fluctuations, so do not treat cashback as a guaranteed return and increase your position size. It is recommended to participate with planned, affordable funds and control exposure to any single holding.