Binance Introduces ‘Know Your Scam’ Word of the Day Game with 500,000 Points Pool

Binance has announced the launch of a new educational game, Word of the Day (WOTD), themed ‘Know Your Scam’. The initiative will run from September 2 to September 8, 2024, and offers participants the chance to share a pool of 500,000 Binance Points, according to Binance.

How Does It Work

All eligible users can participate in up to two WOTD games daily. To qualify for a share of the 500,000 Binance Points, users must answer a total of five questions correctly during the activity period. The game aims to enhance users’ crypto vocabulary and awareness of market developments.

How to Enable the Second WOTD Game

To unlock a second game each day, users need to click the ‘Get A New WOTD’ button after completing the first game, share a selected article on social media, and ensure that the shared link is clicked by a third party.

New User Welcome Bonus

New users registering with the ‘WOTD2024’ referral code or referral link during the activity period will receive a 10% discount on spot trading fees. Additional welcome rewards may be available upon completing tasks in the Rewards Hub within 14 days of registration.

About Binance Points

Binance Points are loyalty rewards that can be redeemed for BNB token vouchers and trading fee rebate vouchers in the Rewards Hub. Points are accumulated by participating in various activities and tasks.

Terms & Conditions

• Participation in the WOTD game is subject to Binance’s terms and conditions, including the Prize Promotions and Privacy Policy.
• Binance Points will be distributed within two weeks after the activity ends and will expire at the end of the same month the following year if unused.
• Users can play up to two WOTD games per day by sharing selected articles on social media and having the shared link clicked by a third party.
• Binance reserves the right to disqualify users for dishonest behavior or tampering with the program.
• Binance may amend or cancel the activity at its discretion without prior notice.

This initiative is part of Binance’s ongoing efforts to educate its users about crypto scams and enhance their market knowledge.

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