Anybody received the free Binance hoodie?

[DavideBaldini]

About two weeks ago Binance had a giveaway of free hoodies to users who submitted a general questionnaire explaining their opinion about different functionalities of the exchange. Considering that they recently gifted a $10 voucher to anyone completing KYC identification, which can be spent on trading fees, and the number of these beneficiaries had to be in the thousands at a minimum, and possibly higher, it doesn't seem a comparative larger burden to giveaway a few hundred hoodies.

[TryNinja]

I would advise against going out with crypto-related clothes, specially if about exchanges or high value NFTs... that would just put a mark on you when walking on the street. Many $5 cases that show why you don't want that.

[noorman0]

Have you tried asking the official account of the organizer who published the announcement? Binance sometimes only offers certain gifts to special customers, for example attracting customers in certain countries via local Instagram or Telegram groups.

Also make sure that you have joined the official program from Binance.

[SFR10]

About two weeks ago Binance had a giveaway of free hoodies to users who submitted a general questionnaire explaining their opinion about different functionalities of the exchange.

I had no luck in finding that giveaway from their website ^{[checked up to two weeks]} and their Twitter feed ^{[checked up to a month]}, so it must have been one of those country-specific giveaways ^{[like what @noorman0 said earlier]}.

• While I was looking for the above giveaway, I stumbled upon a "similar one" that gave away 21 sets, and "here's" one of the winners

I would advise against going out with crypto-related clothes, specially if about exchanges or high value NFTs... that would just put a mark on you when walking on the street. Many $5 cases that show why you don't want that.

Too late, this "dude" travels with their hoodie

[Potato Chips]

Considering that they recently gifted a $10 voucher to anyone completing KYC identification, which can be spent on trading fees, and the number of these beneficiaries had to be in the thousands at a minimum, and possibly higher, it doesn't seem a comparative larger burden to giveaway a few hundred hoodies.

I suppose they must be getting good results? Binance isn't really doing all that stuff for the sake of giving, it's all to promote their platform so I guess it's the "why spend more when good amount of people are already falling for the tricks" kind of thing? We can also say that binance don't wanna spend much since anyone can see how dirt cheap a $10 worth of trading fees in exchange for KYC is...