- $6 million prize pool attracts traders from over 100 countries.
- New formats include bot trading, on-chain, and hot coins.
- Early registration offers bonuses, captain slots, and mystery rewards.
Crypto exchange Bitget has launched registration for the 2025 King’s Cup Global Invitational (KCGI), unveiling a record-breaking $6 million prize pool. The tournament, set to begin on July 24, introduces expanded formats and new competition modes to draw in traders from across 100 countries.
This year’s edition is structured to include various participation styles, giving traders the flexibility to compete solo or as part of a team. Bitget also offers early registration benefits, including trading bonuses, mystery draws, and prior access to leadership positions in their teams.
These rewards will help attract more and varied participants before the official start. Five major areas make up the competition, with each focusing on various skills and strategies.
The Team Battle is the center of the action, and it has a budget of three million dollars. Decentralized trading fans are welcome to participate in the On-chain Challenge and earn $1 million in rewards.
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Fresh Formats and Big Rewards Fuel KCGI 2025 Excitement
Bitget has also added the Copy Trading and Bot Challenge, featuring a $100,000 prize pool focused on algorithmic and strategic trading approaches. A new Hot Coin Challenge has been launched, dedicating $600,000 to spotlight trending tokens in the market.
In the meantime, the Heatwave Airdrop provides the same sum of money, another $1 million, and gives an incentive to become an active early participant. Bitget will also present an award of $300,000 to teams that display effective leadership and innovation as the Team Pioneer Award.
The participants will not be limited to gaining monetary benefits. Bitget has established partnerships globally, and its high-performing traders can get exclusive access to sporting events such as LALIGA matches and MotoGP bodies, among others.
Such rewards are in line with the company urging its users to bridge the gap between crypto culture and real-life experience.
Bitget, founded in 2018, offers services to 120 million users in 150 countries. KCGI is the central element of its worldwide approach to increasing user engagement and building a competitive crypto trade environment.
With new segments, bigger rewards, and a global spotlight, KCGI 2025 is shaping up to be Bitget’s most ambitious showdown to date.
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