BitMEX Launches Trick or Trade Trading Competition Featuring a 3 BTC Prize Pool and More

Mahe, Seychelles, 22nd October 2025, Chainwire

[PRESS RELEASE – Mahe, Seychelles, October 22nd, 2025]

BitMEX, one of the safest crypto exchanges, announced today the launch of its Trick or Trade Trading Competition, allowing traders to compete for their share of a 3 BTC prize pool, TradingView subscriptions, Marriott gift cards, and more.

The competition will run from 22 October 2025 at 9:00 AM (UTC) to 14 November 2025 at 11:59 PM (UTC). Users can participate in the competition anytime during the campaign period.

Rewards will be distributed across three leaderboards:

• Highest Trading Volume: 80% of the total prize pool will be shared by the Top 100 Traders ranked by trading volume
• Highest PnL: 10% of the total prize pool will be shared by the Top 100 Traders ranked by PnL
• Highest ROI%: 10% of the total prize pool will be shared by the Top 100 Traders ranked by ROI%

All new traders who join the competition can also win their share of an additional 10,000 USDT prize pool based on their trading volume. A welcome offer of more than 5,000 USDT in trading credits is also available to new users.

To participate in the Trick or Trade Trading Competition, new customers must be fully verified on BitMEX. Competition details and registration can be found here.

About BitMEX

BitMEX is the OG crypto derivatives exchange, providing professional crypto traders with a platform that caters to their needs through low latency, deep crypto native liquidity, and unmatched reliability.

Since its founding, no cryptocurrency has been lost through intrusion or hacking, allowing BitMEX users to trade safely in the knowledge that their funds are secure. So that they have access to the products and tools they require to be profitable.

BitMEX was also one of the first exchanges to publish its on-chain Proof of Reserves and Proof of Liabilities data. The exchange continues to publish this data twice a week – proving assurance that they safely store and segregate the funds they are entrusted with.