PANews reported on April 14 that in response to Today's Rhythm's call for major trading platforms to stop promoting contract experience bonuses to college students, and some users mentioned the campus ambassador program that Bitget launched in February, Bitget's Chinese director Xie Jiayin tweeted: "The Bitget Campus Ambassador Program aims to promote blockchain technology, popularize Web3 knowledge, and provide internship and practice opportunities for college students. Similar to the campus ambassador program of competitors, the program involves rebates, but never encourages contract trading or involves the issuance of contract experience bonuses. After the program was launched, we noticed that some users misunderstood the promotion of contract rebates to college students. For this reason, we quickly took down the activity worldwide. All applications were rejected within 16 hours from the announcement online (18:00 on February 18) to the announcement offline (11:00 on February 19). "
"From the beginning to the end, Bitget has never distributed contract experience funds to students through any channel or form to induce transactions. This is also our bottom line. We welcome public supervision and reporting. If you find similar targeted distribution of inducement to students, please feel free to send me a screenshot. We will deal with it seriously and provide a maximum reward of 1,000 USDT for effective reporters. At the same time, we urge the media to clarify the specific references of major trading platforms to avoid misleading the public. At present, Bitget's cooperation with the chain associations of various universities only revolves around Web3 industry popularization, employment guidance, and internship opportunities. Including 2025 campus recruitment (now successfully recruited 28 college students to work in Bitget), 2025 Zhejiang University Chain Association Hackathon Competition, 0xU Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Web3 industry sharing, etc. "
