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Bybit kicks off World Cup fever with Crypto fan token competition
Bybit, one of the world’s fastest growing crypto exchanges, is giving away 300,000 in USDT to celebrate this year’s World Cup. Soccer fans around the world can now celebrate the fiesta by supporting their favourite clubs in Bybit’s Fan Token Trophy competition on Nov. 18, 2022. Bybit boasts one of the most extensive fan token selections in the market including tokens issued by legendary soccer teams such as Paris St. Germain, Barcelona, Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Arsenal, and Manchester City.
Bybit’s commitment to fan tokens is part of the crypto exchange’s overarching support of the sporting space, which includes being the Principle Team Partner of Oracle Red Bull Racing and listing exclusive Oracle Red Bull Racing NFTs. The exchange provides an intuitive platform for sport teams, clubs and esport organisations to take fan engagements to the next level. To celebrate World Cup 2022, all Bybit users who accumulate a trading volume of $100 or over trading any of the fan tokens stand to win a share of the massive prize pool. The exchange has recently extended its Zero Fees campaign to the full advantage of Bybit traders who want to support their favorite teams.

For crypto fans, they can trade the tokens using any one of Bybit’s free trading bots — that trade on your behalf 24/7 within set boundaries — will also be eligible to enter the Fan Token Trophy competition. “Bybit shares many core values with professional sports: resilience, perseverance, passion, and performance. We constantly strive for excellence and deliver the best and widest range of products in the market” said Gary Hamilton-Walter, head of corporate affairs at Bybit. “We are fully focused on the future of crypto integration with sporting brands and communities worldwide and we’re ready to take things to the next level, just like those teams assembled for the World Cup. We invite crypto traders and enthusiasts to join us on our journey.”
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