MEXC's ELIZAOS Campaign Generates $53.5B in Futures Volume, Attracts 22,000+ Participants

Dec 11, 2025, 10:53 a.m. 2 sources neutral

MEXC, the global digital asset exchange, has successfully concluded its month-long ELIZAOS Euphoria Campaign in partnership with the ELIZAOS project. The campaign, which ran from November 10 to December 9, 2025, attracted over 22,000 participants and generated a staggering more than $53.5 billion in futures trading volume. The initiative also brought over 1,000 new users to the MEXC platform.

The campaign featured a total prize pool of $1 million, distributed across four distinct events. Participants were granted access to zero-fee trading on ELIZAOS/USDT spot pairs and ELIZAOSUSDT futures contracts. A key attraction for new users was a staking opportunity where they could stake between 1,600 and 8,000 ELIZAOS tokens for three days to earn a 400% Annual Percentage Rate (APR), contingent on completing advanced KYC verification.

Further incentives included spot trading competitions offering 100,000 USDT in rewards and futures trading events that provided an additional 200,000 USDT in bonuses through volume-based competitions and leaderboards.

MEXC stated that the campaign's success highlights strong user interest in the ELIZAOS project and confidence in the exchange's platform capabilities. The exchange emphasized its role as a multi-dimensional Web3 ecosystem committed to a user-centric approach, security, and supporting industry partners for sustainable development.

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