Bybit EU Launches Its "Autumn's Lucky Times" Campaign
Bybit EU offers a promotional campaign with 63,750 USDC, 5 portions of 0.3 ETH, 10 Ledger Stax, 20 Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+, 40 Shokz OpenDots ONE and 80 JBL Grip. Launched shortly after obtaining its MiCA license in Austria, this initiative is part of a strategy to acquire European users. But beyond the attractive numbers, what are the real mechanisms? What traps to avoid? This article analyzes the “Autumn’s Lucky Times” campaign rigorously.
In brief
- Bybit EU launches a post-MiCA campaign with 63,750 USDC and high-tech prizes.
- Rewards are given on a first-come, first-served basis, favoring active users.
- This operation marks Bybit’s European conquest strategy under a regulated framework.
Bybit EU: a new regulated player in Europe
The decisive arrival of Bybit on the European market
Bybit EU obtained a MiCAR license in Austria (FMA) in May 2025 before “scrutinizing” its services in the EEA via Bybit EU. This change is fundamental: unlike its global platform, Bybit EU now operates under direct regulatory supervision.
Bybit launched crypto exchanges compliant with MiCA in the EU, marking a significant push towards Europe’s unified regulatory landscape.
MiCA: compliance that justifies trust
The MiCA regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) entered into force in June 2023, with full application in 2025. Bybit EU demonstrates its MiCA compliance and full conformity with EU regulations. This means external audits, separation of client assets, and increased financial transparency.
Decryption of the “Autumn’s Lucky Times” campaign
Mechanism: tasks, draw tickets, rewards
Users must complete identity verification to be eligible. After each completed task, they automatically receive one, two, or three lottery tickets. Each ticket guarantees a reward, but rewards are limited and may no longer be available once all are distributed.
The model relies on a gamification system: participants accumulate tickets by completing challenges (fiat deposit, trading volume, referral).
Reward pool: from crypto to hardware
Prizes span three categories:
Crypto rewards:
- 63,750 USDC (stablecoin) distributed directly to the Rewards Hub
- 5 × 0.3 ETH (1.5 ETH total, worth ~€4,500–5,500 depending on current rates)
Hardware equipment:
- 10 Ledger Stax (hardware wallet, ~€249 each)
- 20 Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ (~€199 each)
- 40 Shokz OpenDots ONE (~€99 each)
- 80 JBL Grip (~€60 each)
Estimated total: ~€30,000–40,000 fiat equivalent.
Conditions to know
First come, first served distribution
Rewards are limited and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The draw may end before the stated date if all rewards have been unlocked. Implication: latecomers risk receiving only small USDC amounts or nothing at all.
Volume exclusions
Trading volume from fee-free pairs will not count toward the total volume calculation for this event. Some traders attempt to “inflate” their volume on low-fee pairs: this restriction prevents them, favoring authentic engagement.
Why Bybit bets on loyalty campaigns
The crypto rewards war in 2025
Crypto loyalty programs reward customers with digital assets or blockchain tokens, rather than traditional points or cashbacks. They leverage blockchain transparency and security to track rewards and unlock new uses like trading or staking.
In October 2025, the biggest exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and KuCoin offer rewards up to 600 USDT, free Bitcoin, and even mystery boxes. Bybit EU competes strongly in this arena: the autumn campaign directly addresses this increasing competition.
Why hardware? A branding strategy
Ledger, Samsung, and JBL are recognizable brands. Unlike pure USDC, these prizes create an attractive usage: a new trader can imagine receiving a Ledger Stax (premium hardware wallet) and securing their crypto.
Bybit EU’s “Autumn’s Lucky Times” campaign illustrates the evolution of the post-MiCA European crypto market: regulated platforms compete through sophisticated loyalty initiatives, mixing crypto and hardware. For the trader, it’s an opportunity to accumulate minor rewards while testing a compliant platform. But as always in crypto, the effort invested should be proportional to likely gains, and vigilance remains crucial.
The official page does not specify the exact date. Check regularly, as it may end early if all prizes are distributed.
USDC are credited to the Rewards Hub. Withdrawal conditions (payment, delays) depend on Bybit EU’s standard policies. Check the help center.
Bybit was removed from the AMF (Financial Markets Authority) blacklist in February 2025. The MiCA license provides a strict regulatory framework. However, remain vigilant: it is an exchange, not a bank, and your money remains exposed to platform risks.
- Create an account on Bybit EU.
- Complete identity verification (KYC).
- Click on “Register now” on the campaign page.
- Complete tasks (deposit, trading, etc.).
- Receive tickets and participate in the draw.
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