What the competition offers
... and then continues with some paragraphs. Then there is a note: "But we need to avoid 'remains to be seen' - that's a cliché. We'll end with a concrete next step: 'Traders interested in participating can register starting August 19.' That's a good ending. We'll also avoid 'comes as' - that's a bit cliché. We'll just state facts. Let's rewrite. We'll have: Lead: 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. Then sections. We'll write:Prize pool and features
..." So the actual article is the rewritten version. The user likely wants us to translate the rewritten version. The original content given includes the initial draft and then the rewrite. The rewrite is the final article. We should translate the final article as presented in the rewrite. So we'll take the rewritten text as the content to translate. The rewritten article is: Lead: 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 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.
That is the final article. The original also had a title: "MEXC Launches Team-Based Futures Trading Competition with $10M Prize Pool". We need to translate that to Turkish. Also, the meta description is empty, so we'll set it empty. We need to output JSON with title, content (HTML), and meta. Let's translate to Turkish. Title: "MEXC, 10 Milyon Dolar Ödül Havuzuyla Takım Tabanlı Vadeli İşlem Trading Yarışması Başlatıyor" but we need to keep proper nouns like MEXC. We'll translate "Launches" as "Başlatıyor", "Team-Based" as "Takım Tabanlı", "Futures Trading Competition" as "Vadeli İşlem Trading Yarışması" or "Vadeli İşlem Yarışması". But "Futures" is often kept as "vadeli işlem" in Turkish. So title: "MEXC, 10 Milyon Dolarlık Ödül Havuzuyla Takım Tabanlı Vadeli İşlem Yarışması Başlatıyor" - but we need to be precise. The original says "$10M Prize Pool" - so "10 Milyon Dolarlık Ödül Havuzu" is fine. Now content: We need to translate the HTML content. We'll preserve the structure:and
tags. Let's translate each part. Lead: "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." Translation: "MEXC, 10 milyon USDT'ye kadar ödül havuzu ve sıfır komisyonlu hisse senedi ticareti sunan 'MEXC Win: Infinity Arena' adlı yeni bir takım tabanlı vadeli işlem yarışması duyurdu. Erken kayıt 19 Ağustos 2026'da 12:00 UTC'de başlıyor." But we need to keep the HTML structure. The lead is a paragraph, but it's not inside a
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