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Guest Post by ChainGPT CGPT Trading Campaign on Kucoin CoinMarketCap



Growing our presence,

Growing our holder base,

Growing the rankings of $CGPT.

A new challenge has been launched with our centralized exchange partner, Kucoin, inviting traders to compete for a share of the 120,000 $CGPT prize pool!

Starting on September 14 at 12:00 AM UTC and running until September 19 at 12:00 AM, users have ~96 hours to conduct their $CGPT trades on Kucoin.

The rules are simple:

Trade as much $CGPT as your can within the time frame and based on your total turnover volume, you will be ranked against other traders on the platform.

50,000 $CGPT is allocated to the top 30 performers; the more trading volume a user generates (buys and sell), the higher they will rank.

70,000 $CGPT to be split evenly among all market participants that conduct trades worth a minimum of $500 USDT; not including the top 30 accounts from group A (they are excluded from these tokens).

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