How I Turned My Usual Trades into Extra Income During an Onchain Competition

I’ve been in crypto long enough to skip most trading competitions because they always seemed geared toward whales. The idea of competing with accounts running six or seven figures never made sense to me. But earlier this year, during one of the Bitget Onchain Trading Competition phases, I decided to give it a try just to see how it actually worked.

I joined around Phase 30 and traded small caps tied to BNB and BSC memes like $4 and $ASTER, and somehow ended up earning my first $BGB reward. It wasn’t a massive payout, but it felt earned and fair. What stood out to me was how transparent the setup was. The leaderboard updated in real time, and everything was verifiable onchain.

Since then, I’ve been joining every few phases when time allows. What I’ve learned is that these competitions aren’t just about luck or having deep pockets. It’s more about consistency and timing your entries, especially during these BNB trend waves. You don’t need to chase hype coins every day; you just need to stay active and trade the required pairs when liquidity spikes.

Now we’re at Phase 66, and I’ve made it a routine part of my strategy. It adds an extra layer of motivation, and the structure helps keep me disciplined. Even without topping the charts, the small wins add up over time. For anyone trading BNB-based memes or onchain pairs, this kind of setup might be worth exploring. It’s not financial advice, but for me, it’s been a productive way to stay engaged while earning something on the side.