Bithumb announced a ₩130 million (about $96,000) Bedrock (BR) listing promotion, alongside free BR/KRW trading; its notice is 1655194, and the headline was relayed by CEX Alerts.

$BROct 6, 2026, 13:42 UTC

Bithumb announced a ₩130 million (about $96,000) Bedrock (BR) listing promotion, alongside free BR/KRW trading; its notice is 1655194, and the headline was relayed by CEX Alerts.

A Korean-language summary by gemhive99 describes the promotion as two reward pools: ₩80 million for trading and ₩50 million for net deposits followed by maker-order sales. It says trading rewards required at least ₩10 million in BR/KRW volume, while the deposit-and-sell pool required at least ₩10 million net deposited from outside Bithumb and at least ₩10 million sold by maker order. The summary gives 8 October 23:59 as the deadline for both events and 9 October 18:59 as the end of fee-free trading; it says rewards would be paid in USDT on 15 October and eligibility was limited to individual accounts linked to a KB Kookmin Bank KRW account.

The headline and free-trading offer are corroborated by the notice alert; the detailed rules above remain attributed to gemhive99 because the notice’s full text was not available in the evidence.

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Answered Oct 6, 2026, 13:42 UTC

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1655194feed.bithumb.com
CEX Alertst.me
gemhive99x.com

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The official notice remains unreadable and the social searches found only its headline. I’m checking Bithumb’s notice through a public page fetch route for the event terms and schedule.
The alert and social searches only expose the ₩130 million headline and fee-free trading. I’m checking Bithumb’s announcement feed and cached/indexed copies for the full event rules, dates, and eligibility.
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