WEEX Dice Rush Explained: Tasks, Stock Predictions and Rewards
WEEX Dice Rush: Wall Street Tycoon combines a dice board game with trading tasks, daily stock predictions and event rewards. Participants can complete eligible tasks to earn dice, move around the board to collect prizes, and accumulate points to unlock milestone rewards.
The event runs from October 7, 2026, at 00:00 to November 3, 2026, at 23:59 (UTC+8). This guide explains how to join the WEEX October 2026 event, earn dice, participate in stock matchups and understand the different reward categories.
What Is WEEX Dice Rush?
WEEX Dice Rush is a Wall Street-themed event with five connected activities:
| Activity | How It Works |
|---|---|
| Earn dice | Register for the event and complete eligible trading, referral and other tasks |
| Roll the dice | Move around the board and collect rewards from the tile you land on |
| Unlock point milestones | Accumulate points to reach specified reward thresholds |
| Make daily stock predictions | Commit event points to predict which of two selected stocks will perform better |
| Join the points leaderboard | Qualify for ranking rewards under the event’s leaderboard rules |
Dice and points serve different purposes. Dice let you move around the board, while points support milestone progress and participation in stock matchups.
How to Join WEEX Dice Rush
If you are new to the platform, you can first register for a WEEX account. After completing the required account setup, visit the WEEX Dice Rush event page, review the eligibility requirements and register for the event.
Creating a WEEX account and registering for Dice Rush are separate steps. Once your event registration is successful, you receive one die to begin exploring the board.
Existing users can log in, register on the event page and check their available dice, points and task progress.
How to Earn Dice Through Event Tasks
Beyond the registration reward, participants can earn additional dice through tasks displayed on the event page.
Stock Spot Trading Tasks
Eligible stock spot trading volume contributes toward specified task thresholds. Reaching a qualifying tier unlocks the corresponding dice reward.
Futures Trading Tasks
Participants can earn dice by meeting eligible futures trading volume requirements. Check the event rules to understand which trades count toward task progress.
Referral Tasks
Inviting friends can unlock dice rewards when the referrals meet the event’s requirements. Sending an invitation alone does not necessarily qualify as a valid referral.
Cumulative Dice-Roll Tasks
Using a specified number of dice can unlock additional dice rewards, creating another way to continue around the board.
Tasks may be daily or cumulative. Daily tasks refresh for the next cycle, while cumulative tasks track progress during the event. Refer to the event page for the applicable thresholds, reward quantities and reset rules.
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How Does the Dice Board Work?
Once you have dice, select “Roll” on the event page. Your character moves according to the number rolled, and you receive the reward associated with the tile where it lands.
Board rewards may include:
- Tokenized stocks
- Trial funds
- Coupons
- Position airdrops
- Additional dice
- Event points
Extra dice can be used for subsequent rolls, while points support participation in other event activities.
Rewards vary by tile, and some amounts may fall within a displayed range. Check the result of each roll and your reward history to confirm what you received.
How Do WEEX Stock Predictions Work?
The daily stock prediction feature appears on the event page as Stock Matchup.
For each matchup, WEEX presents two selected stocks. Participants choose one and commit event points before the deadline, predicting which stock will record the higher percentage change during the specified period.
The outcome depends on relative percentage performance, rather than the higher share price or an exact closing-price prediction.
Stock A’s Change | Stock B’s Change | Winning Stock |
|---|---|---|
+3.0% | +1.5% | Stock A, because it rose more |
-1.0% | -2.5% | Stock A, because it fell less |
-0.5% | +0.8% | Stock B, because its percentage change was higher |
Under the supplied event instructions, a correct prediction returns the committed points and awards additional points. An incorrect prediction results in the loss of the committed points. The applicable reward calculation is subject to the individual matchup rules.
Once submitted, your stock selection and points commitment cannot be changed, withdrawn or increased. Review the selected stock, point amount and deadline before confirming.
Performance is measured during the specified regular stock trading session, excluding premarket and after-hours trading. Ties, market closures, trading halts and abnormal market data are handled according to the event rules.
How to Earn and Use Event Points
Participants can obtain points through several activities:
- Landing on points tiles while rolling dice
- Completing weekly futures trading tasks
- Completing weekly stock spot trading tasks
- Making correct stock predictions
Points support milestone rewards and participation in stock matchups. The event also features a points leaderboard with ranking rewards.
Milestone rewards and leaderboard rewards follow different mechanisms. Milestones require participants to reach specified thresholds, while leaderboard rewards depend on ranking under the applicable rules.
Before committing points to a matchup, check how the event distinguishes available points, accumulated points and leaderboard calculations.
What WEEX Rewards Are Included in Dice Rush?
The displayed prize pool includes digital assets, tokenized stocks, event resources and trading benefits.
Prize Pool Item | Displayed Quantity |
|---|---|
BTC | 5 |
ETH | 500 |
USDT | 500,000 |
1,000,000 | |
NVDA | 1,000 |
AAPL | 1,000 |
SNDK | 500 |
Trial funds | 500,000 USDT |
Coupons | 500,000 USDT |
SPCX position airdrops | 100,000 USDT |
Event points | 20,000,000 |
Dice | 100,000 |
These figures represent the displayed event prize pool, not the amount each participant receives. Individual rewards depend on task completion, board outcomes, milestones, leaderboard results and the applicable conditions.
Trial funds, coupons and position airdrops have their own usage requirements and should not be treated as equivalent to withdrawable USDT. Refer to the relevant product terms for the nature and conditions of tokenized stock rewards.
FAQ
Does Creating a WEEX Account Automatically Enter Me in Dice Rush?
No. Account registration and event registration are separate. After creating an account, visit the event page to register and check whether your registration die has been credited.
Do I Need to Buy a Stock to Make a Prediction?
The Stock Matchup feature uses event points to submit a prediction. Stock spot trading tasks are a separate activity with their own requirements.
Can a Stock Win If Its Price Falls?
Yes. If both stocks decline, the one with the smaller percentage drop wins the matchup.
Where Can I Check My Rewards?
Check Reward History for board and milestone rewards. Trial funds, coupons and position airdrops can be viewed in Vouchers, while stock matchup records can be found in Matchup History.
Visit the WEEX Dice Rush event page for current tasks, daily stock matchups and complete participation rules. Trading tasks involve costs and market risk, and event rewards do not guarantee that trading losses will be offset.
This content is provided for general informational purposes only and doesn't constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Any events, rewards, online promotions, or related information mentioned herein should not be considered a recommendation, solicitation, or invitation to purchase, sell, trade, or otherwise deal in any crypto assets. Crypto assets are highly volatile and may result in loss. The availability of WEEX services, products, and related events may vary by region. You are responsible for ensuring that your participation is in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.
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