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MEXC Launches Team-Based Futures Trading Competition with $10M Prize Pool

MEXC Launches Team-Based Futures Trading Competition with $10M Prize Pool

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What the competition offers

The competition is built around futures trading, with teams competing against each other. The prize pool is tiered, meaning it's split across multiple winners rather than a single top prize. MEXC also highlighted zero-fee stock trading as part of the event, though the specifics of which stocks and the exact fee structure haven't been detailed.

Team-based format

Unlike typical trading contests that pit individuals against each other, Infinity Arena requires participants to work in teams. That adds a collaborative layer to the competition, though the exact rules for forming teams and how scoring works are still under wraps.

Registration timeline

Early bird registration opens on August 19, 2026 at 12:00 UTC. That's the first chance for traders to sign up. MEXC hasn't said when the competition itself starts or how long it will run.

The announcement comes as exchanges increasingly look for ways to attract futures traders. Whether the team-based format catches on remains to be seen, but the prize pool is certainly attention-grabbing.

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Prize pool and features

The competition offers a tiered prize pool that can reach 10 million USDT. That's a substantial sum for a trading contest. The zero-fee stock trading component is a notable addition, though MEXC hasn't specified which stocks are included or how the fee waiver works.

Team-based structure

Infinity Arena is designed for teams, not solo traders. Participants will need to form or join a team to compete. The exact mechanics of team formation and scoring haven't been released yet.

Registration and next steps

Early bird registration opens on August 19, 2026 at 12:00 UTC. That's the first opportunity for traders to sign up. MEXC hasn't announced the competition start date or duration.

Traders interested in the event can mark their calendars for August 19.

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Prize pool and features

The competition offers a tiered prize pool that can reach 10 million USDT. That's a substantial sum for a trading contest. The zero-fee stock trading component is a notable addition, though MEXC hasn't specified which stocks are included or how the fee waiver works. The event is focused on futures trading, which means participants will be trading derivatives rather than spot assets.

Team-based structure

Infinity Arena is designed for teams, not solo traders. Participants will need to form or join a team to compete. The exact mechanics of team formation and scoring haven't been released yet. This is a departure from typical trading competitions, which usually rank individual traders against each other.

Registration and next steps

Early bird registration opens on August 19, 2026 at 12:00 UTC. That's the first opportunity for traders to sign up. MEXC hasn't announced the competition start date or duration. Traders interested in the event can mark their calendars for August 19.

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MEXC has announced a new team-based futures trading competition, "MEXC Win: Infinity Arena," with a prize pool of up to 10 million USDT and zero-fee stock trading. Early bird registration opens on August 19, 2026 at 12:00 UTC.

Prize pool and features

The competition offers a tiered prize pool that can reach 10 million USDT. That's a substantial sum for a trading contest. The zero-fee stock trading component is a notable addition, though MEXC hasn't specified which stocks are included or how the fee waiver works. The event is focused on futures trading, which means participants will be trading derivatives rather than spot assets.

Team-based structure

Infinity Arena is designed for teams, not solo traders. Participants will need to form or