Futures Trading Carnival: Unlock 200 USDT Liquidation Insurance and More on Bitrue

Join Bitrue’s Futures Trading Carnival and enjoy up to 200 USDT Liquidation Insurance! Trade futures with confidence, claim 25 USDT in trial funds and earn rewards. Plus, trade ACT/USDT futures for a chance to share a 30,000 USDT prize pool.

Bitrue is kicking off its Futures Trading Carnival with an exciting offer for all users! Whether you're a seasoned futures trader or just getting started, this event allows you to trade with confidence, knowing you're covered by up to 200 USDT in Liquidation Insurance.

The event runs from 10:00 UTC, Nov 7 to 10:00 UTC, Nov 21, 2024, and offers multiple rewards, including futures trial funds, trading bonuses, and even extra commission rebates for those who refer friends. Here's everything you need to know!

1. Event 1: Liquidation Insurance for All Futures Traders

Bitrue is offering liquidation insurance to all users who trade futures during the event period. Here's how you can participate:

How to Participate:

1. Sign up for the event using the registration link.

2. Open futures positions in any of the supported futures pairs (USDT Futures, COIN-M Futures, or USDC Futures). You need to: have a margin of at least 5 USDT per position and use leverage less than 20x

3. Enjoy liquidation insurance of up to 200 USDT for any qualifying liquidations during the event period. If you have multiple liquidations, the insurance will cover the largest position up to the maximum amount.

Extra Rewards: Invite friends to join the event and you could receive (1) 40% Commission Rebate; (2) 25 USDT in Futures Trial Funds.

This is a great opportunity for new and experienced futures traders to manage their risks while maximizing potential rewards!

2. Event 2: Trade Futures and Claim 25 USDT in Futures Trial Funds

Whether you’re a novice or an experienced trader, this event rewards everyone. You can claim an additional 25 USDT in futures trial funds by completing specific tasks.

How to Claim Your Trial Funds:

1. Sign up for the event

2. Complete either the Novice Trader or Experienced Trader tasks (details provided upon signing up)

3. Receive 25 USDT in futures trial funds to test your strategies risk-free

This is the perfect chance to familiarize yourself with the futures market using the trial funds before diving into real trades.

Terms & Conditions for Liquidation Insurance and Trial Funds

- The event is available to all users who register and meet the participation criteria.

- Trading pairs for the event include all USDT futures, COIN-M futures, and USDC futures.

- Liquidation Insurance will be paid out within 7 working days after the event ends, and users must complete KYC2 verification within 7 days after the event to qualify for insurance payouts.

- Trial funds can be used to trade futures but are not eligible for liquidation insurance.

- The event is not available for users from the UK.

3. ACT Futures Trading: Trade ACT/USDT and Win Big!

Bitrue is also excited to offer a special promotion for ACT/USDT futures trading! ACT (The AI Prophecy) has been gaining popularity, and now you can trade it on Bitrue’s futures market to win rewards.

3.1. Activity 1: New User Benefits – Trade and Get Rewards

New users who make their first trade of ACT/USDT futures will receive 5 USDT in Futures Trial Funds. The reward pool for this activity is 10,000 USDT, and rewards are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

3.2. Activity 2: ACT Futures Trading Competition

Trade ACT/USDT futures with a minimum trading volume of 1,000 USDT and earn a chance to win a share of the 10,000 USDT prize pool.

New users will receive double the rewards for ranking! The prize distribution is as follows:

- 1st: $3,000 ACT

- 2nd: $2,000 ACT

- 3rd: $1,000 ACT

- 4th-10th: Share in $2,000 worth of ACT tokens

- 11th-50th: Share in $1,500 worth of ACT tokens

- 51st-100th: Share in $500 worth of ACT tokens

3.3. Activity 3: Invite Friends and Share in a $10,000 USDT Prize Pool

Invite new users to trade ACT/USDT futures and share in a $10,000 USDT prize pool. The prize is distributed proportionally based on the number of eligible users invited who complete at least one ACT/USDT futures trade.

Terms & Conditions for ACT Futures Trading:

1. Users must sign up and meet the event criteria to unlock rewards.

2. Both buying and selling of ACT/USDT futures count as one transaction.

3. Rewards will be distributed within 7 working days after the event concludes.

4. The platform reserves the right to disqualify users engaging in cheating or fraudulent activity.

Risk Warning: Futures trading involves high risks, and users should only trade with caution. Be aware of the risks involved and avoid investing more than you can afford to lose. Bitrue does not assume any liability for trading losses.

Conclusion

The Futures Trading Carnival on Bitrue offers a wealth of opportunities for both new and experienced traders. With 200 USDT liquidation insurance, futures trial funds, and exclusive rewards for trading ACT/USDT futures, now is the perfect time to dive into the futures market with Bitrue. Sign up today, start trading, and maximize your rewards!

By participating in these events, users agree to abide by Bitrue’s terms and conditions. Always do your research before entering the crypto futures market!

About Bitrue

Bitrue is a leading cryptocurrency exchange, offering a wide range of digital assets, innovative features, and user-focused services. Founded with the mission to empower the world’s crypto enthusiasts, Bitrue continues to expand its platform with new products, events, and opportunities for users worldwide.

Geeks On A Beach: Fostering startup innovation across the country

Wazzup Pilipinas!?


The Geeks on a Beach (GOAB), the country’s premier international tech startup conference, now in its seventh year, has emerged as a rallying point for entrepreneurs, government leaders, and investors. Its mission: to empower startups in the regions and promote innovation beyond Metro Manila.

Since the past decade, GOAB has grown into a vital platform for driving growth in the Philippine startup ecosystem. “Our goal is to bring together an ecosystem where people not only network but also find genuine opportunities for funding, mentorship, and partnership,” said Tina Amper, GOAB founding organizer.

For Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) Undersecretary Atty. Jocelle Batapa-Sigue, events like Geeks On A Beach have become essential venues for promoting “startups” in the provinces and expanding opportunities for tech and innovation in regional centers like Cebu and Davao.

“The Philippines has many talented entrepreneurs outside Metro Manila who don’t have the same level of access to resources. GOAB is a key platform for these founders to connect with investors and potential partners,” said Batapa-Sigue.

“I think GOAB is bridging the gap between the concentration of resources in the capital and the untapped potential in the provinces by promoting regional innovation and creating pathways for startups to succeed,” said Cebu-based GOAB co-founding organizer and Symph CEO Dave Overton.

Overton believes the focus needs to shift from exclusive growth in the national capital to fostering innovation in the regions. Through platforms like GOAB and other initiatives, he said the Philippines is building a more balanced and inclusive startup ecosystem by helping to shine a spotlight on regional talent.

Overton, who has lived in Cebu for a long time, shared that GeeksPH, the organization behind GOAB, started as a small tech advocacy group called Techtalks.ph with the simple goal of getting the tech conversation going. However, their commitment to building an ecosystem where tech entrepreneurship can thrive soon made waves beyond Cebu.

“We would like to see GOAB become a true champion of innovation for the whole country. With the help of other organizations that build grassroots support in the regions, the Philippine startup ecosystem is poised for a future where opportunities thrive across the archipelago,” said Overton.


Bayanihan Ventures: A catalyst in Mindanao

Among the regional champions highlighted at GOAB is Bayanihan Ventures, which caters to startups in Davao and other provinces in Mindanao. Co-founded by Nikhil Paul Antao and John Naranjo, the firm focuses on supporting startups in education and agriculture, sectors they believe have the greatest potential to transform local communities.

Antao emphasized the role GOAB 2023 played in shaping Bayanihan Ventures’ trajectory. “GOAB gave us exposure and connections that helped solidify our vision,” said Antao.

He further stressed the importance of sustainable growth in the startup ecosystem. “Rather than chasing unicorns, our goal is to build ‘zebra companies’—startups that grow sustainably and have a direct impact on their communities,” Antao said.

For Naranjo, born and raised in Davao, the journey to empower regional startups is deeply personal. After studying software development and working in Manila, he returned to his hometown to create opportunities for others. Through his earlier work with Ingenuity, a software company he also founded in Davao, and now with Bayanihan Ventures, Naranjo is helping rewrite the narrative for startups in the Philippines.

“The goal isn’t just about achieving billion-dollar valuations,” Naranjo noted. “It’s about making real, tangible changes in education, agriculture, and health—sectors that directly improve lives in our communities.”

In addition to supporting startups, Bayanihan Ventures emphasizes inspiring more individuals to embrace entrepreneurship. Liam Mendoza, a community builder with Bayanihan Ventures, highlighted the importance of fostering an “innovation mindset” among aspiring founders.

“It’s not just about supporting startups that already exist; it’s also about inspiring people to take that first step toward starting their journey,” Mendoza said. Through workshops, mentorship programs, and partnerships with educational institutions, Bayanihan Ventures is nurturing a pipeline of future entrepreneurs ready to address regional challenges.

Save Philippine Seas and UP Diliman College of Science Host 2-Day Workshop on Science Communication

Participants and organizers take a photo in front of the UPD-CS Admin Building. (Photo credit: SPS)

Wazzup Pilipinas!?

Selected students and researchers from the University of the Philippines – Diliman (UPD) participated in the Commservation Workshop, a two-day event focused on the basics of science communication and conservation. The workshop was organized by the UPD College of Science (UPD-CS) in collaboration with the non-profit organization Save Philippine Seas (SPS) and took place on October 12 and 14.

The Commservation Workshop is designed to build the science communication skills of conservation practitioners and enthusiasts, fostering a community of communicators for conservation. The workshop was open to UPD constituents interested in the conservation and restoration of the Philippines’ natural resources and environment, as well as in science communication.

A total of 21 participants were selected to join the workshop, and were introduced to the fundamentals of science communication, as well as data visualization, public speaking, grant writing, and fundraising. The activities allowed them to apply what they learned to their conservation efforts.

Apart from talks by invited speakers, the Commservation Workshop also included slam book sessions where participants could discuss their conservation efforts and aspirations in detail, as well as interactive mentorship sessions where they presented their communication outputs based on what they learned to the UPD-CS and SPS team for feedback and suggestions.



Participants share their ideas during the mentoring sessions for feedback. (Photo credit: SPS)

Participants expressed how the topics discussed during the workshop were beneficial to their initiatives, as well as helped them gain new knowledge and skills. “The Commservation workshop was a real eye-opener for me on the impact of science communication. It emphasized that research is more than just generating knowledge—it’s about making that knowledge accessible and relevant to a wider audience. It reminded me that the best science is the kind that reaches and resonates with people,” shared Kloudene Salazar, one of the participants of the workshop.

“As an alumna of UP who took classes under UPD-CS, I know how sessions like these and the networks we build can be transformative for the paths we want to pursue,” said Anna Oposa, Executive Director and Chief Mermaid of SPS. “Science communication is an essential skill for scientists, whether professional or aspiring. By communicating our research outputs and findings to a broader audience like policymakers and communities, we have the potential for greater impact.”

The Commservation Workshop invited esteemed speakers to expand participants’ knowledge of science communication. Dr. Inez Ponce De Leon, Associate Professor at the Department of Communication in Ateneo de Manila University, and freelance science communicator Christopher Ng introduced the concept of science communication; Cham Mamador, Data Visualization Specialist at Canva Philippines, discussed data visualization; and Oposa covered public speaking and gran

By: Eunice Jean Patron