League of Traders onboards Acurast to TraderMap… launches contest with a 100,000 USDT prize pool

League of Traders (LOT), a social trading platform for virtual assets (cryptocurrencies), said on the 22nd that it will onboard the new project Acurast (ACU) to its TraderMap.

Acurast is a decentralized computing network project that uses smartphones around the world as computing resources. Through its incentive testnet, it has onboarded more than 165,000 compute units globally to date, handling workloads such as artificial intelligence (AI) computation.

A trading competition will also be held on TraderMap. League of Traders plans to run the contest for about one month, until 9 p.m. KST on the 20th of next month.

The total prize pool is 100,000 in the U.S. dollar stablecoin Tether (USDT). During the event period, participants will trade Acurast tokens to build trading volume, and rankings will be determined based on trading performance. Tether rewards will then be distributed on a sliding scale according to ranking. Higher trading volume increases the likelihood of placing near the top.

Investors who want to participate can create a League of Traders account and connect the API key of a centralized exchange where Acurast tokens can be traded. Supported exchanges include Binance, Gate, MEXC, Bitget, Blofin, Blockfin, and BingX.

League of Traders has previously run successful TraderMap events with projects such as Portal to Bitcoin (PTB), Intuition (TRUST), and Power Protocol (POWER). More information on the contest and how to participate is available on the League of Traders TraderMap page (https://leagueoftraders.io/ko/tradermap/ACU) and Acurast’s official website (https://acurast.com/blog/partnerships/league-of-traders-x-acurast-acu-trader-map-event/).

Meanwhile, TraderMap is a leaderboard that visualizes trader rankings based on actual trading data by linking users’ centralized exchange (CEX) accounts via API. A key feature is that it offers transparent, trading activity-focused competition by calculating rankings based on real trading data such as trading volume and performance metrics.

A League of Traders official said, “Through previous events, we proved the potential of a participatory campaign model based on real trading data,” adding, “Going forward, we will continue onboarding promising projects and expand into a data-driven trading infrastructure that connects global traders and projects.”