WEEX Daily Lucky Wheel and Event Airdrops: How the Rewards Actually Work

If you searched for the WEEX "daily lucky wheel" you probably landed on an event page and want to know what the wheel actually is, how you earn spins and where the prizes go. This guide covers what the event page does not: the full mechanics of the wheel, the recurring "share 50,000 USDT" new-listing airdrop format, the standing welcome rewards for new users, and the checks worth doing before you register. Everything here is taken from the rules printed on WEEX's own event pages.

A note on timing: WEEX events run in editions. The most recent daily-wheel edition that still appears in search results (the events/draw/cis-spin-2 page) ran from 28 November to 11 December 2025 and is now finished; the page still opens but no longer issues spins. Future wheel editions and every other live promotion are listed in the WEEX rewards hub — check there first.

How the WEEX daily lucky wheel works

The logic is simple: you earn spins by completing tasks, each spin pays one row of the prize table, and unused spins expire when the edition ends. What usually surprises users is the detail:

• Event registration comes first. Until you press "Register now" on the event page, no trading volume counts for you; only volume after registration is valid.
• Daily tasks reset at 16:00 UTC and the prize pool refreshes at the same time. Prizes 1 to 8 carry daily distribution caps and are handed out in registration order, so arriving late means a smaller prize.
• Only fee-generating trades count toward valid volume; USDC/USDT is excluded and some newly listed pairs are excluded from the count.
• Market makers, institutional users and sub-accounts may not take part; sub-account volume is attributed to the main account.
• USDT prizes are paid as futures bonuses (not immediately withdrawable balance) and physical prizes are collected through customer service.

Task ladder and spins (cis-spin-2 edition)

The prizes in that edition were 0.01 BTC, 0.02 ETH, 0.001 BTC, 0.008 ETH, 10 USDT, 5 USDT, 2 USDT and 50 WXT. "Guaranteed win" in the event promotion means every spin pays one of these rows; it does not mean everyone receives the BTC or ETH rows, because those carry daily caps.

New-listing airdrops: the "share 50,000 USDT" format

The WEEX promotion that most often shows up in Persian search results under the word "airdrop" is the new-user airdrop that accompanies a token listing — the "67 airdrop", the "PONS airdrop", the "KII airdrop" and so on. All of these pages share one template and their rules are almost word-for-word identical:

1. A new user is someone who registers during the event window and has never traded before. Some editions reward only the first 1,000 new users and require choosing that token as the first spot trade.
2. Only deposits and volume generated after registering for the event count. For volume, only USDT-M futures count; Coin-M pairs, zero-fee trades, 0% maker orders, stablecoin pairs such as USDC/USDT and API-generated volume are excluded.
3. Net deposit = deposits minus withdrawals; only on-chain deposits and P2P purchases count, internal transfers between WEEX accounts do not.
4. Futures-trading rewards can be claimed directly; USDT prizes are distributed within 7 to 10 working days after the event ends.
5. Each new user receives only one reward across the entire new-user event series; if you join several events at once, the first reward distributed is yours and the rest lapse. This clause is the single biggest reason people who register for three simultaneous airdrops receive only one.

In the week this guide was written (late August 2026) three simultaneous editions of this format were live, for PONS, KII and UTILITY; such editions usually last a week and each new one replaces the last as the next token lists. Never bookmark a specific airdrop URL — go back to the rewards hub.

Welcome rewards: the standing new-user event

Separate from the weekly airdrops, WEEX keeps a permanent welcome rewards page on which new users can see tiered rewards of up to 10,000 USDT. At the time of writing the structure was:

• Sign up → 10 USDT coupon; first login in the app → another 10 USDT coupon.
• Net deposit of at least 100 USDT held for 7 consecutive days → 10 USDT trial fund.
• First futures trade with volume of at least 5,000 USDT → 30 USDT trial fund as first-trade loss cover.
• First futures trade with volume of at least 3,000 USDT → a 200 USDT position airdrop at 20×; deposit of at least 150 USDT (7 days) plus futures volume of at least 10,000 USDT → a 100 USDT position airdrop.
• Volume milestones of 1, 2, 5 and 10 million USDT → 120 USDT trial fund at each tier.

What "trial fund" and "position airdrop" mean

Both terms recur across WEEX events and they are not the same as cash balance. A trial fund is credit usable only for trading and, under current event rules, valid for three days; the profit is yours, the credit itself is not withdrawable. A position airdrop is a pre-opened futures position at a stated leverage (for example 20×) that is handed to you; what reaches your account is the result of that position, not its notional amount. Misreading this is how the "200 USDT" figures on banners get misunderstood.

Six things to check before joining any event

1. Did you press the event's own register button? Registering on WEEX is not the same as registering for an event; the latter always has its own button on the event page.
2. Is your volume actually "valid"? USDT-M futures, fee-paying, not via API. Spot trades and stablecoin pairs usually do not count.
3. Was your deposit on-chain or P2P? An internal transfer from a friend's WEEX account is not a net deposit.
4. Is this your main account? Sub-accounts, institutional accounts and bulk-registered accounts are disqualified, and WEEX states explicitly that it claws back rewards already paid.
5. Do you know you get one new-user reward only? Choose events by the real value of the reward, not by how many there are.
6. Did you read the rules on the page itself? WEEX reserves the right to change, extend or cancel an event without notice; the rules text at the bottom of each page is the final reference.

Where to see and claim rewards

Each event page has a "My rewards" section showing task progress and remaining spins. Futures bonuses are usually activated with a "Claim" button and USDT prizes are credited automatically after the event ends. If the date has passed and nothing arrived, re-check the clauses above first (especially "one reward per new user"), then contact support from inside your account.

How this differs from a "Telegram game that pays"

Telegram tap-to-earn games such as Notcoin or Hamster Kombat give players the project's own token, whose value depends on the market; exchange events give trading credit or USDT and are conditional on trading activity. Neither model is "free": the first costs time, the second costs trading volume. If you are after the game tokens, read the guides to Telegram games that pay and the Telegram airdrop calendar; tokens from these games such as HMSTR and NOT also trade on WEEX futures and spot markets.

To start, register on WEEX, then find the active wheel or airdrop edition in the rewards hub and press that event's register button before you trade.

This article is for information only and is not investment advice. Leveraged futures trading amplifies losses as well as gains; read each event's conditions on its official page, as rules may change without notice.