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From First Airdrop to Phase 70: My Bitget Onchain Trading Journey I started Bitget’s Onchain Trading Competition with some hesitation, but everything changed after earning my first airdrop reward in Phase 30 — proof that meaningful rewards are achievable at any stage. What’s kept me engaged since then is the transparency, real-time performance tracking, and fast payouts that make each round genuinely rewarding. Now grinding through Phase 70, with $CHILLHOUSE, $BONK, $PENGU, and BSC tokens taking the spotlight, it’s clear this competition remains one of the most accessible and consistent ways to earn while trading.

$BONK broke down sharply, signaling a clear bearish shift. The rejection candle shows strong selling pressure as buyers failed to reclaim the mid-range level, opening room for deeper downside movement toward lower support zones. Bears now have control unless price reclaims 0.00001480 with momentum. Trade Setup: Entry Range: 0.00001465 – 0.00001470 Target 1: 0.00001435 Target 2: 0.00001423 Target 3: 0.00001420 Stop Loss (SL): 0.00001498 Short-term sentiment remains bearish with potential for extended decline if volume confirms breakdown continuation.$BONK

BONK Battles Back After Breaking Support; Traders Eye $0.000015 Rebound

$PENGU was the first token I traded when I joined Bitget Onchain Trading Competition and that’s what pulled me in. I used to think trading competitions were only for whales or bot traders, but I gave myself five days to test it out with just my phone and a bit of USDT. No fancy setup, no pressure. The interface was smooth, the rules were simple, and I didn’t even need to connect a Web3 wallet. I also discovered $BONK and a few other tokens along the way, which kept things interesting. If you’re already stacking $BGB this bull run, this is a great way to turn casual trades into rewards without overthinking it.