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Tried out Bitget’s Onchain Trading Competition and it proved something simple: you don’t need massive volume to take part. The top spots may belong to heavy hitters, but steady participation matters too. I put a bit of idle USDT to work, traded the round’s picks — $USELESS, $AVNT , and $ASTER and kept building. For anyone stacking BGB this bull run, these competitions feel less like chasing glory and more like adding consistent fuel to the stack. $XPL

Trading is more than just chasing quick gains—it’s about finding the right entry points before the wider market catches on. That’s where early listings come in. I’ve realized how much of a difference catching early listings on Bitget can make. When I saw how #AVNT moved before hitting tier-1 exchanges, it really showed me the kind of edge early access gives. Now with $TRADOOR and #USELESS in the Onchain Trading Competition 57, it feels like the perfect mix—short-term opportunities while also building a stronger $BGB position. With Bitget pushing BGB deeper into its ecosystem, stacking it through competitions doesn’t just reward trades today, it strengthens long-term positioning too. $BTC $ETH $SUI $SEI $LINK $AVNT

Aggregated Structure of 3 $USELESS orderbooks just changed. There is now 32.64% more bids than asks within a 10% depth. Bids sum: $684,604.91 - Asks sum: $516,118.25 ️⚖️ 🟢️

Bitget's recent listings have been nothing short of wealth opportunities, and $AVNT is the perfect example of it. I caught $AVNT earlier than users on Binance and other tier 1 CEXs, courtesy of its listing on both Bitget Onchain and spot. This gave me a real edge as I was able to make a good entry under $0.20 before it exploded to $1.40+. The Binance listing came after the price had already done 7x RO1 from trading it on Bitget. Now, trading AVNT along with $TRADOOR, $USELESS will not only give me the chance to earn potential profit but also the chance to earn BGB via the ongoing Onchain Trading Competition 57.