Bitget Responds to Campus Ambassador Controversy: Always Upholding Principles and Will Launch 'Green Campus Plan'

BlockBeats News, April 14th, Xie Jiayin, Head of Bitget China, posted on social media a clarification and explanation regarding the Campus Ambassador Program, stating, "In response to today's BlockBeats initiative calling on major exchanges to stop promoting contract experience funds to college students, Bitget makes the following points:

1. About the Campus Ambassador Program: Bitget's Campus Ambassador Program aims to promote blockchain knowledge, provide internship opportunities, and does not encourage contract trading or distribute contract experience funds. The program was launched on February 18th, and due to users' misunderstanding of its relationship with contract rebates, Bitget promptly took it offline globally on the morning of February 19th, and no applications were approved during this period.

2. Upholding Principles, Rejecting Inducements: Bitget has never targeted students in any form to distribute contract experience funds. This is Bitget's bottom line. We welcome social supervision. If such behavior is discovered, screenshots can be reported, and Bitget will handle it seriously, offering a reward of up to 1000 USDT to valid reporters.

3. University Cooperation Limited to Popularization and Employment: Bitget's cooperation with universities focuses on Web3 popularization, internships, and employment guidance, such as the 2025 campus recruitment (28 people hired), ZJU Hackathon, HKUST Web3 Sharing Session, and more.

Bitget has always supported industry self-discipline and actively responded to the BlockBeats initiative. Bitget will launch the "Green Campus Plan" based on this to help college students understand Web3 and explore the future in a healthier way. Your supervision and suggestions are welcome."