The group stage of the World Cup is coming to a close, and BitMart's popular event prediction contest continues to offer extra rewards
- Core Insight: This article introduces BitMart's prediction contest, triggered by the 2026 World Cup expansion, featuring a total prize pool of 880,000 USDT. Through a series of product upgrades (such as AMM Bot, Wallet, etc.), the platform enriches user engagement with the digital asset market, with the core objective of attracting more users into its ecosystem.
- Key Elements:
- The World Cup has expanded to 48 teams and 104 matches, providing a stage for more countries and driving fan engagement through new methods like interactive predictions.
- BitMart's World Cup prediction event is divided into four phases, synchronized with the tournament schedule. A 50,000 USDT reward for the group stage is about to be distributed, with additional 5,000 USDT rewards for popular matches.
- Users can earn free prediction credits through the goalkeeper game, contract/spot trading, deposits, check-ins, and inviting friends. Credits are reusable.
- The platform has recently launched products such as AMM Bot, Wallet, TradFi aggregation page, IPOPrime zone, and prepaid cards, aiming to lower barriers to entry and enrich scenarios for DeFi and traditional assets.
- BitMart emphasizes that this event is non-gambling in nature, prohibits illegal activities such as money laundering and infringement, uses only public data, and states that participants bear their own risks, and that this does not constitute investment advice.
The group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, has entered its final two matchdays, and the tournament, featuring 48 teams for the first time, is about to move into the knockout phase. As of now, several teams have secured their spots in the next round. Hosts United States, Canada, and Mexico have all advanced smoothly, while traditional powerhouses like Argentina, France, Brazil, and the Netherlands continue to perform steadily. The pairings for the Round of 32 are gradually taking shape, with the match between Japan and five-time champions Brazil already becoming a hot topic among fans.
Compared to previous World Cups, the most significant change of this edition comes from the expanded format. The number of participating teams has increased from 32 to 48, and the total number of matches has risen to 104. The longer tournament duration and richer content have also provided more countries and regions with the opportunity to stand on the World Cup stage. From the group stage onward, there have been stable performances from top-tier teams, as well as surprises from unexpected results. This is precisely the key reason the World Cup continues to attract global attention.
As the tournament brings more matches and discussions, the way fans participate in the World Cup has also evolved. Beyond watching games and following results, an increasing number of users are engaging with the entire World Cup schedule through interactive activities and tournament predictions, extending the viewing experience from a single match to the full tournament cycle.
Group Stage Nears End, World Cup Prediction Event Reaches Milestone
Alongside the progress of the World Cup, the first phase of the BitMart World Cup Prediction Event is also about to conclude.
This event covers the entire World Cup schedule and is divided into four phases, running concurrently with the group stage, knockout rounds, and the final. Rewards for the group stage phase, totaling 50,000 USDT, are about to be distributed. Meanwhile, to engage users in key matches on the last two matchdays, the platform has prepared separate 5,000 USDT rewards for hot matches, including Norway vs. France and Colombia vs. Portugal. Users who predict correctly will be eligible to share in the respective reward pools.
The total prize pool for the entire World Cup prediction event reaches 880,000 USDT. After completing registration, users can earn free prediction points through the goalkeeper mini-game, or accumulate more points via futures trading, spot trading, deposits, daily check-ins, and inviting friends. These points are then used for World Cup match predictions. Successfully predicted points can be carried forward to subsequent matches, allowing the prediction process to evolve dynamically with the World Cup schedule.
As the group stage concludes, the World Cup will enter the more intense knockout phase. BitMart's World Cup Prediction Event will also simultaneously move into its next phase, offering users more interactive tournament experiences.
Expanding Participation, BitMart Continuously Enriches Product Ecosystem
The expansion of the World Cup allows more teams to compete at the highest level of international football. The development of the digital asset industry similarly relies on more entry points for participation.
Over the past year, BitMart has launched several product upgrades focused on user experience, aiming to allow more users to access the digital asset ecosystem in a more convenient manner.
Since the start of the year, the platform has sequentially launched the automated market-making tool AMM Bot, enabling ordinary users to participate in providing liquidity; rolled out the Wallet product to further bridge on-chain asset management and trading entry points; and introduced the TradFi aggregation page, which centrally displays traditional financial assets like stocks, ETFs, gold, and forex, helping users monitor different markets on a single page.
Additionally, BitMart has launched the IPOPrime zone, offering opportunities to participate in IPOs of high-quality pre-IPO companies through digital means. Products like physical prepaid cards and wallet prepaid cards have also been rolled out, allowing stablecoins to be applied more naturally to daily consumption scenarios.
These products target different users and serve various use cases, but the underlying direction is consistent: continuously diversifying the ways users can participate in the digital asset market, ensuring that users with different needs and experience levels can find suitable products and services.
From World Cup to Digital Economy, Enabling Broader Participation is the Shared Goal
The expansion of the World Cup means more than just an increase in the number of matches; it's about giving more countries and regions the opportunity to participate on the global stage.
The same applies to the development of the digital asset industry. As asset classes diversify and application scenarios expand, user demands on platforms have evolved beyond simple trading. Users now seek a more complete product experience, richer ways to participate, and a more diverse range of ecosystem services.
For BitMart, whether it's building prediction events covering the entire World Cup schedule or continuously refining its product matrix and enriching ecosystem entry points, it all revolves around the same core objective: enabling more users to easily participate in the digital asset market, delivering a more convenient and efficient experience across different scenarios.
From the World Cup to the digital economy, what truly drives an ecosystem forward is never scale itself, but the value co-created by an increasing number of participants. Looking ahead, BitMart will continue to focus on products, services, and ecosystem development, providing global users with a richer, more diverse digital asset experience.
Disclaimer:
- BitMart serves solely as a provider of content and technology. This prediction event does not involve any form of gambling where material wealth is staked for a chance at a larger prize, nor is it associated with any form of online betting or match-fixing activities. The platform will immediately impose measures such as account suspension on any accounts attempting to engage in gambling, money laundering, illegal fund transfers, fraud, or other illegal activities using these rules, and reserves the right to pursue legal liability in accordance with the law.
- In presenting content such as match discussions and data analysis for this prediction event, BitMart commits to using only publicly available and legitimate information and data, or original content independently created by users based on objective facts. BitMart firmly opposes any infringement, does not illegally stream or rebroadcast official World Cup match videos, and does not publish any content that infringes upon the trademark rights, copyrights, or commercial sponsorship rights of FIFA or related rights holders.
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