Bitget Launchpad IEOs: Participation and BGB Ticket Eligibility

Summary

The document explains how users participate in Bitget Launchpad initial exchange offerings and how BGB holdings determine lottery ticket eligibility. It outlines the account and registration steps, then describes daily spot-account snapshots taken at random times. Average eligible BGB holdings map to ticket tiers, with higher balances qualifying for more tickets, subject to a stated per-user cap. It also clarifies that BGB held in several other account types does not count and that pending orders are included.

A worked example shows how holdings across multiple days are averaged before determining a ticket tier. This is operational guidance about one exchange’s offering rules, rather than a general method for valuing tokens or assessing IEO returns. The rules and thresholds may be specific to the described program and may change over time. The document provides no evidence on allocation odds, project performance, or the risks of holding BGB to qualify, so the mechanics alone do not establish whether participation is attractive.

Key ideas

• Launchpad participation requires registration for an offering and eligible BGB holdings.
• Ticket eligibility is based on average BGB in the spot account across daily snapshots.
• Holdings in several other account types are excluded, while pending orders count.
• The described program limits the number of tickets per user.
• The document explains eligibility mechanics but does not assess investment returns or risks.

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