the exchange is just trying to persuade users to trade more and that's how their business runs. But on the other hand, it's just giving you a chance to take part in the lucky draw. There's no assured reward for that and so you are better off not to trade at such high leverage. Mind you that leverage trading is very risk as you might already know but with 150x leverage, good luck on losing the money. I don't think this was a lucky draw but a trading contest where you only win if you trade with the required volume. Winning in such contests is not a real task but the important thing to consider is the loses we have to face in order to reach the trading volume. Exchange will anyways make profits in the way of trading fees so this is a big win-win for those. It is us who need to carefully make our decision if we want to join the contest or skip this time. These contests might show promising money but there is huge risk involved in the back end which is usually hidden. The primary goal of the exchange was to make OP use maximum leverage because the changes of winning are pretty think when high leverage is used. Exchange will make anyhow but it is us who will need to pay from our pockets so it is always better giving it a second thought about entering such contests. Isn't it clearly shown in the screenshot attached in OP that it's a chance to win a lucky draw. They can't be giving out huge rewards to every trader achieving the trading volume and so it makes sense to give them a lucky draw instead. But yeah, it depends on us where to go for it and trying achieving such high trading volume, risking our capital or avoid it to preserve the capital.
the exchange is just trying to persuade users to trade more and that's how their business runs. But on the other hand, it's just giving you a chance to take part in the lucky draw. There's no assured reward for that and so you are better off not to trade at such high leverage. Mind you that leverage trading is very risk as you might already know but with 150x leverage, good luck on losing the money. I don't think this was a lucky draw but a trading contest where you only win if you trade with the required volume. Winning in such contests is not a real task but the important thing to consider is the loses we have to face in order to reach the trading volume. Exchange will anyways make profits in the way of trading fees so this is a big win-win for those. It is us who need to carefully make our decision if we want to join the contest or skip this time. These contests might show promising money but there is huge risk involved in the back end which is usually hidden. The primary goal of the exchange was to make OP use maximum leverage because the changes of winning are pretty think when high leverage is used. Exchange will make anyhow but it is us who will need to pay from our pockets so it is always better giving it a second thought about entering such contests. Isn't it clearly shown in the screenshot attached in OP that it's a chance to win a lucky draw. They can't be giving out huge rewards to every trader achieving the trading volume and so it makes sense to give them a lucky draw instead. But yeah, it depends on us where to go for it and trying achieving such high trading volume, risking our capital or avoid it to preserve the capital.

the exchange is just trying to persuade users to trade more and that's how their business runs. But on the other hand, it's just giving you a chance to take part in the lucky draw. There's no assured reward for that and so you are better off not to trade at such high leverage. Mind you that leverage trading is very risk as you might already know but with 150x leverage, good luck on losing the money. I don't think this was a lucky draw but a trading contest where you only win if you trade with the required volume. Winning in such contests is not a real task but the important thing to consider is the loses we have to face in order to reach the trading volume. Exchange will anyways make profits in the way of trading fees so this is a big win-win for those. It is us who need to carefully make our decision if we want to join the contest or skip this time. These contests might show promising money but there is huge risk involved in the back end which is usually hidden. The primary goal of the exchange was to make OP use maximum leverage because the changes of winning are pretty think when high leverage is used. Exchange will make anyhow but it is us who will need to pay from our pockets so it is always better giving it a second thought about entering such contests. Isn't it clearly shown in the screenshot attached in OP that it's a chance to win a lucky draw. They can't be giving out huge rewards to every trader achieving the trading volume and so it makes sense to give them a lucky draw instead. But yeah, it depends on us where to go for it and trying achieving such high trading volume, risking our capital or avoid it to preserve the capital.

the exchange is just trying to persuade users to trade more and that's how their business runs. But on the other hand, it's just giving you a chance to take part in the lucky draw. There's no assured reward for that and so you are better off not to trade at such high leverage. Mind you that leverage trading is very risk as you might already know but with 150x leverage, good luck on losing the money. I don't think this was a lucky draw but a trading contest where you only win if you trade with the required volume. Winning in such contests is not a real task but the important thing to consider is the loses we have to face in order to reach the trading volume. Exchange will anyways make profits in the way of trading fees so this is a big win-win for those. It is us who need to carefully make our decision if we want to join the contest or skip this time. These contests might show promising money but there is huge risk involved in the back end which is usually hidden. The primary goal of the exchange was to make OP use maximum leverage because the changes of winning are pretty think when high leverage is used. Exchange will make anyhow but it is us who will need to pay from our pockets so it is always better giving it a second thought about entering such contests. Isn't it clearly shown in the screenshot attached in OP that it's a chance to win a lucky draw. They can't be giving out huge rewards to every trader achieving the trading volume and so it makes sense to give them a lucky draw instead. But yeah, it depends on us where to go for it and trying achieving such high trading volume, risking our capital or avoid it to preserve the capital.