CoinTerminal Shows Transparency Can Be Rewarding with Its $10,000 Monthly Prize

Crypto has never been short on opportunity, but it has often lacked trust. CoinTerminal’s $10,000 monthly prize aims to change that by making transparency, not risk, the foundation of participation.

The initiative is designed to give users a system where fairness is proven and engagement itself is rewarded. Every user who joins a CoinTerminal presale is automatically entered into the monthly draw, which totals up to  $10,000. There are no tickets to buy, no fees to pay, and even users who later request refunds remain eligible to win. By removing barriers and betting associations, CoinTerminal has built a model that transforms community participation into recognition.

Central to the program is verifiable transparency. Each draw uses Chainlink’s randomization technology, which guarantees a provably fair selection process that anyone can audit. This feature ensures that every winner is chosen through open and traceable logic rather than internal systems. In an industry where fairness often relies on trust alone, CoinTerminal’s approach demonstrates how blockchain can make accountability visible.

CoinTerminal’s leadership team, which has a branch in Dubai, describes the program as more than a promotional tool. It reflects the company’s belief that users deserve equal access, control, and protection across the entire presale process. The platform allows anyone to join early token sales without token-staking or exclusive membership tiers, and its refund-rights policy ensures participants can reclaim their contributions if a project underperforms.

That combination of freedom and safety has helped CoinTerminal stand apart from traditional launchpads, which often require commitments or carry higher risk. By pairing refund rights with continued eligibility for the prize draw, the platform has created a structure where participation remains meaningful even when market conditions shift.

The program is part of CoinTerminal’s long-term strategy, which focuses on transparency as both a technical feature and experience to a user base which currently stands at more than 650,000. The company’s reputation as a launchpad for early-stage blockchain projects has grown steadily as it attracts a diverse community of users who value fairness over speculation.

Each month, participants who contribute $250 or more to any CoinTerminal sale are automatically entered into the next draw. Winners are selected publicly through the verified randomization process, ensuring that outcomes remain unbiased and auditable. For CoinTerminal, the recurring prize represents a way to return value directly to the people who fuel its ecosystem.

The latest lucky candidate to experience this process first hand and claim the prize was Yurii Ovsii, a 44-year-old Ukrainian who fled his war-torn homeland and now resides in Florida.Ovsii joined the Project Merlin presale with an investment of $14,000. When Binance cancelled the project’s planned alpha listing, CoinTerminal offered all participants a complete refund, which he accepted. Weeks later, he was informed that he had still been selected for the $10,000 prize.

“I couldn’t believe it when CoinTerminal contacted me to let me know that I had won the monthly lottery, I thought that I was dreaming,” said Ovsii. “I am going to use this money to enter more launches at CoinTerminal and most importantly, to pay for a holiday in order to spend some quality time with my family. I feel so blessed to have won this lottery even though I had refunded my entry.”

“Ovsii’s story illustrates the broader impact of our approach at CoinTerminal,” said the company’s Dubai-based CMO, Bisma Khan. “It shows that rewards in Web3 can be structured around participation and transparency rather than speculation or exclusivity. Each draw stands as an example of how blockchain can align fairness with user experience, transforming what was once a high-risk environment into one built on trust and engagement.”