Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange LBank is kicking off two major initiatives in May 2026, blending real-world Web3 experiences with new user trading incentives. The company will host an exclusive VIP Splash Pool Party on May 22 during Southeast Asia Blockchain Week (SEABW) 2026 at SO/ Bangkok, while simultaneously launching a Futures Grid Trading New User Growth Program from May 15 to May 31.
The rooftop pool party, positioned as a flagship side event of SEABW, aims to connect 200–300 invited guests — including founders, institutional leaders, KOLs, and crypto whales — in an immersive networking environment overlooking Lumphini Park. The event features global IP collaborations with meme token PONKE and Nobody Sausage, delivering interactive activations that merge meme culture with Web3 energy. Co-branded activities with the Argentina Football Association will offer exclusive football-inspired merchandise. Attendees will also experience live demos of LBank Pay, a crypto scan-to-pay solution, with a limited-time “0.1U Experience Campaign” giving guests exclusive gifts while testing the payment function.
Separately, the Futures Grid Trading New User Growth Program offers a three-stage “Experience — Practice — Advancement” path. New users receive a 20 USDT loss-protection voucher upon sign-up to lower risk. Participants trading BTC and ETH futures grid strategies can earn up to 100 USDT in bonuses based on cumulative investment and runtime. The highlight is an Arbitrage Frequency Leaderboard where the top trader wins 1,000 USDT; ranks 2–5 receive 500 USDT each, and all top 100 users get rewards. Eric He, Community Angel and Risk Control Advisor at LBank, said the program combines practical guidance with risk protection to make automated trading more accessible.
Both campaigns underline LBank’s push to blend digital assets with entertainment, sports culture, and community engagement while lowering the barrier to advanced trading tools. The exchange, founded in 2015, now serves over 20 million users across 160 countries with daily volumes exceeding $10.5 billion.
