Bybit Powered by SATOS Introduces Exclusive Referral Bonuses for Dutch Users
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 5th, 2024, Chainwire
Bybit (powered by SATOS) is pleased to announce it has elevated Bybit’s global referral program with a special Dutch chapter, the exclusive Referral Rush for users in the Netherlands. Offering a 10,000 USDT prize pool in addition to the current referral rewards, users of Bybit.nl have the opportunity to unlock up to 100 USDT in rewards by recommending their digital asset platform of choice to their friends and family this golden season.
The general referral program requires simple referral code generation and sharing steps, after which the referee may receive up to 1,710 USDT or 30% in rewards based on the invitee’s trading activities. From Nov. 01 to Nov. 30, 2024, users of Bybit.nl have the opportunity to unlock additional rewards by recommending their digital asset platform of choice to their friends and family. To qualify, the referee shall ensure the invitation meets the following criteria:
Eligible deposits include Bybit One-Click Buy, Crypto and Fiat (BIT:STLAM) deposits.
Successful referees will share in the 10,000 USDT prize pool and receive up to 100 USDT per referral, while the invitee will also get a bonus for starting their crypto trading journey with Bybit through the various rewards tracks.
Spot trading with zero fees will not be counted towards the total trading volume at this time. Users can read more about the program and the terms and conditions: https://www.bybit.nl/en-NL/promo/campaign/NL_REFERRAL_RUSH
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About Bybit Powered by SATOS
In June 2023, Bybit formed a strategic alliance with SATOS, one of the oldest crypto service providers operating in the Netherlands and Belgium since 2013. This partnership is a testament to their commitment to providing the best services to their users in line with regulatory guidelines, and ensuring the delivery of high-quality services to their users.
ContactHead of PRTony AuBybittony.au@bybit.com
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