During the Spring Festival period, many traders are looking for low-threshold, simple rules, and activities that don't require too much effort to participate in smoothly.

No need for heavy positions, no need to study complex strategies, just spend a little time executing to join, and there’s a chance to earn extra rewards.
Just like the special Lunar New Year event launched by @StandX_Official, its overall design perfectly fits this idea. Essentially, it’s a typical welfare event with light participation and a focus on execution.

The event runs from February 16 to February 23 (UTC), with a total prize pool of 666 DUSD.
Ten traders will be randomly selected, each receiving 66.6 DUSD.
The amount isn’t particularly large, but the advantage lies in clear rules and straightforward thresholds, making it more suitable for casual participation rather than dedicated capital investment.

The rules are very simple, just two steps:
First, complete the form registration.
Many users tend to overlook this step. If you don’t fill out the form in advance, even if your trading volume meets the requirements, you won’t enter the lottery pool—essentially a wasted effort.
So it’s recommended to lock in your eligibility first, then start trading.

Second, meet the trading volume requirement.
During the event, if your total Perps trading volume reaches 2,026 DUSD, you qualify.
There are no restrictions on the trading direction, and no need for complex operations—it's basically just about reaching the volume.
For those already engaged in contract trading, this threshold isn’t high; normal trading pace should be enough to cover it.

The lottery will be drawn live, with the process transparent and open.
Some people might skip it because the prize isn’t large, but that’s also why the actual participants are fewer.
From a probability perspective, this makes the event more friendly.

If you’re already trading Perps, participating in this event doesn’t require extra costs.
From a cost-performance perspective, it’s definitely more worthwhile than missing out.
The real difference-makers are often these small opportunities that others are too lazy to pursue.