BiFu announces Asset Pizza contest winners

BiFu Global said on May 24 that it had selected the winners of its “Asset Pizza” AI trading contest and distributed crypto-denominated prizes, according to a post on the company’s X account. The company said 20 “alpha creators” each received 30U in Bitcoin, while a separate participation pool was allocated to other entrants. The announcement was published on X and appears to be one of BiFu’s recent social-media promotions tied to trading activity and creator participation. (x.com) ### Who exactly won, and what did BiFu say they received? BiFu Global said 20 “alpha creators” were named as winners in the contest, and each received 30U in Bitcoin, according to the May 24 X post. The company also said a broader participation pool was distributed to additional entrants, though the post excerpt available through search did not specify the total value of that pool or the number of recipients beyond the 20 named winners. (x.com) The phrase “30U” is commonly used on trading platforms to denote a value equivalent to 30 units of U.S. dollar-linked settlement currency, though BiFu’s post, as surfaced in search, described the award as “30U in BTC” rather than providing a separate cash amount or token quantity. BiFu did not provide further prize-conversion details in the material reviewed. (x.com) ### What was the “Asset Pizza” contest? BiFu Global described the promotion as an “AI trading contest” in the briefing tied to the company’s May 24 post on X. The contest name, “Asset Pizza,” appears in the company’s social-media announcement, and the promotion was framed around creator participation rather than a public regulatory filing or exchange notice. (x.com) BiFu’s website describes the company as a “one-stop comprehensive financial trading platform” offering products including forex, cryptocurrencies, commodities and indices, along with copy trading and crypto spot and derivatives systems. That description provides the closest publicly accessible context for the kind of audience the contest appears to target. ### Where was the announcement made? (x.com) The May 24 announcement was made on BiFu Global’s X account, according to the post reference provided in the source briefing. The company used the platform to publish the winners update rather than issuing a press release that surfaced in open web search results reviewed for this story. Search results reviewed for BiFu also pointed to the company’s official website at bifu.co, where the platform presents itself as a trading venue with copy-trading and crypto services. (bifu.co) No separate contest-recap page was readily accessible in the material reviewed, and the domain bifu.io surfaced in search as a domain-sale page rather than an operating company site. ### How much can be verified beyond the social post? (x.com) The May 24 X post is the primary public source located for the winners announcement. Open-web search did not surface an independent press release, contest rule page, or detailed payout breakdown that matched the winners post in the material reviewed. BiFu’s website confirms the company operates in trading and crypto-related markets, but the prize announcement itself remains tied to the company’s own social-media disclosure. (bifu.io) The available source material supports the date of the announcement, the number of top winners, and the stated 30U-in-Bitcoin award. ### Where would readers look next for more detail? BiFu Global’s X account is the clearest place to track any follow-up posts naming the 20 winners or clarifying how the participation pool was calculated. (x.com) The company’s website at bifu.co is the other likely source for any later contest pages, blog posts or platform updates tied to the promotion. (bifu.co)