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Bitget has launched a new round of ETH Wealth Management, with APR ranging from 10% to 50%.

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February 22nd, Bitget launched a limited-time activity for the ETH Wealth Management Plan. It is now open for subscription. The details are as follows: · High-Yield Fixed-Term Financial Management Activity 1: Term: 14 days Annual Percentage Rate (APR): 10% Subscription Limit: 20 ETH · High-Yield Fixed-Term Financial Management Activity 2: Term: 7 days APR: 50% This product is exclusive to new users.
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DWF Labs(@DWFLabs) deposited 2,200 $ETH($6.02M) to #Bybit an hour ago.

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Bybit Launches "Bug Bounty Program," Rewarding 10% of Stolen Funds

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Bybit CEO: Agrees with CZ's view, if the internal system is breached, all withdrawals will be immediately suspended

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CZ: The suggestion for ByBit to pause withdrawals was based on our own experience and observation, with the principle always leaning towards the safer side.

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Gate.io Earn ETH Flex Savings Yield Upgraded for a Limited Time, with a Chance to Earn up to 12% APR

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