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As ETF products gain traction in the market, Gate is introducing the “ETF First Trade Bonus” campaign, tailored for users who have never traded ETFs before. This event combines experience vouchers, random cash rewards, and trading leaderboard incentives, making it easier for beginners to get started.
The campaign runs from February 27, 2026, 11:00 UTC to March 6, 2026, 11:00 UTC. Register during this period to participate.
During the campaign, users with no prior ETF trading history can claim a 50 USDT experience voucher by making their first ETF trade. This offer is limited to the first 100 users, available while supplies last.
The experience voucher helps new users understand ETF trading mechanisms—including both long and short operations—while reducing the initial capital required to participate.
Complete your first ETF trade with a single transaction of at least 100 USDT to receive a random cash reward between 5 and 25 USDT.
This reward pool totals 10,000 USDT and is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Compared with traditional high-barrier trading events, this first trade reward is more accessible, allowing beginners to participate quickly.
This structure encourages users to complete their first trade early, increasing overall campaign engagement.
Users who reach a cumulative ETF trading volume of 1,000 USDT or more will appear on the trading leaderboard and qualify for a share of a 10,000 USDT prize pool.
The reward structure features both high-value targeted prizes and proportional distribution:
This approach rewards high-volume traders while also giving all participants a chance to share in the prize pool.
The total campaign prize pool is 20,000 USDT, including:
This comprehensive design covers both participation and trading incentives.
To improve your chances of earning rewards, consider the following strategies:
While leaderboard competition matters, capital management and risk control remain essential.
Gate ETF products require no margin and have no risk of forced liquidation, allowing users to buy and sell just like spot assets.
They support both long and short trading, making them suitable for capturing short-term market trends. For newcomers who prefer to avoid complex contract management, ETFs offer a more intuitive trading experience.
However, note that ETFs are leveraged products, so price movements are amplified—making them best suited for clear market trends.
Before trading ETFs, ensure you fully understand the product mechanisms. Market volatility can bring both gains and losses.
Participate according to your own risk tolerance and avoid focusing solely on rankings at the expense of risk management.





