Bitget implements zero handling fee for all spot goods from today

[Bitget implements zero handling fee for all spot products from today] According to news on September 6, the digital asset trading platform Bitget announced that it will implement zero handling fee for spot trading from September 6 until further notice. In addition, Bitget will issue 1 million BGB as a reward to users whose transaction volume exceeds 500 USDT between September 6 and October 6, which will be distributed according to the proportion of each user's transaction volume. (prnewswire)

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