Ourbit SuperCEX Opens Cosmic Wheel Season 3 With 3,000,000 USDT Prize Pool

3,000,000 USDT Pool Goes Live

Ourbit SuperCEX launched the third season of its quarterly Cosmic Wheel campaign, themed “Oracle’s Secret Realm,” at 12:00 UTC+8 on September 2, with a total prize pool of 3,000,000 USDT scheduled to run until 11:59 UTC+8 on September 23. The exchange’s official campaign page confirms the 22-day schedule and the two-track structure: a solo-format Fate Draw carrying 500,000 USDT and a team-based contract trading competition holding the remaining 2,500,000 USDT. Every reward across both tracks is denominated in USDT, the dollar-pegged stablecoin that functions as the base settlement asset on most centralized exchanges.

The Fate Draw segment is built around a card-collection game. Participants collect letter cards spelling O, U, R, B, I and T, and completing a full deck qualifies them for a share of the current round’s pool. Of the 500,000 USDT on offer, 300,000 USDT funds the collection rewards, distributed across three weekly phases — September 2–9, September 9–16 and September 16–23 — each carrying 100,000 USDT. Payouts follow a pro-rata formula: a user’s completed decks divided by all completed decks platform-wide, multiplied by the phase pool. The remaining 200,000 USDT backs random draw prizes, with USDT rewards and futures trial vouchers credited within 24 hours of a win. Draw entries accumulate through several routes: new registrants earn one entry for a net deposit of at least 50 USDT and another for 1,000 USDT in cumulative futures volume, daily trading tasks award tiered entries from 1,000 up to 500,000 USDT capped at 17 per day, referrals grant one entry each, futures wallet balances up to two per day, and prediction-market participation one per day. The layered task design gives both newcomers and high-frequency traders distinct paths into the same pool.

2,500,000 USDT Team Contract Race

The team competition is the campaign’s centerpiece. Squads need at least five members including the captain; teams below that threshold are automatically dissolved before the race begins, with members reassigned by the system. Registration opened August 31 at 12:00 UTC+8, captain applications run through September 8, and the contest itself starts September 9 at 12:00 UTC+8. Teams are ranked by aggregate futures trading volume, with the top 50 squads sharing the pool under a tiered, ladder-style unlock: the more volume all participants generate collectively, the closer the released pool moves toward the 2,500,000 USDT cap, aligning individual payouts with overall community participation rather than a fixed giveaway.

Prize weighting is steep at the top. The champion team can take up to 325,000 USDT, captains hold a separate 20% share worth as much as 65,000 USDT, and the best individual performer in the team race also caps at 65,000 USDT. Collection rewards and team prizes are distributed within seven business days after the campaign closes on September 23. The exchange reports more than 1 million registered users across 100-plus countries, a spot 24-hour volume above $1 billion, CoinMarketCap rankings of 27 for spot and 20 for derivatives, and a CoinGecko Trust Score of 8/10. The platform lists over 800 crypto assets and 90+ traditional instruments, with leverage offered on its futures products, and states its security stack includes Hacken penetration testing, cooperation with SlowMist and 1:1 proof-of-reserves verification. This is the third million-dollar-scale user campaign Ourbit has run this year, following Super Cup 2026 and the summer Puzzle Alliance; traders weighing venues against this kind of incentive cadence can compare options in our Best Crypto Exchanges guide. Readers tracking the market in real time can follow live spot and futures prices on Bybit.

USDT as Exchange Incentive Currency

Our reading of this launch: it shows how deeply USDT is embedded as the unit of account for exchange incentive economics. A 3,000,000 USDT headline pool, 100,000 USDT weekly phases and a 50 USDT entry threshold are all quoted in Tether’s token rather than a proprietary points system, and the official campaign page we reviewed states the total and the September 23 close explicitly — the primary record for the promotion. As JPMorgan’s public stablecoin exploration indicates, competition around the settlement layer itself is intensifying even as Tether develops its own Stablechain, keeping USDT central to how exchanges price and pay out user rewards.