Exchange MEXC is running a quiz-based promotion under its #WallStreetMonth campaign, tying participation to the Big Tech earnings season currently underway. The exchange is offering a combined prize of 300 USDT, to be split among 15 winners selected from participants who answer a short series of questions correctly.
The campaign frames itself around the idea that major technology earnings reports can move broader crypto markets, encouraging users to follow along with results from companies including Microsoft, Meta, Apple and Amazon as they report during the week.
How the Quiz Works
MEXC posted the questions in stages on its X account. One asked participants which major advantage a report identified for trading precious metals on a centralized exchange, while a separate, final question asked participants to estimate how many traditional finance users still trade exclusively on legacy platforms rather than crypto exchanges. The exchange also pointed users toward a deeper breakdown of what each Big Tech company needs to prove in its earnings report to justify current valuations.
Participants are asked to reply directly to the relevant posts with their answers, with the 300 USDT prize pool to be divided among 15 winners chosen from correct or qualifying responses.
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Part of a Broader Earnings-Season Push
The quiz is one piece of a wider content push MEXC has built around this year's Big Tech earnings window, which coincides with a Federal Reserve policy meeting and reports from several of the largest technology companies in the same stretch of days. Exchanges have increasingly used earnings season and macro calendar events like FOMC meetings as hooks for engagement campaigns, pairing educational content about traditional markets with prize incentives aimed at crypto-native traders who may not otherwise follow corporate earnings closely.
As with other social media contests run by exchanges, users should treat any prize eligibility, KYC, or regional restrictions as governed by the specific terms MEXC publishes alongside the promotion rather than assume blanket eligibility.
