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# How to Participate

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\[Archived] Trading Reward – As of 23rd August 2024
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Currently there are two different campaigns:

### Top Traders

In Top traders campaigns, users who ranked within certain rankings across all the traders will be eligible to claim up to a 3% trading fee rebate in CAKE from trading eligible PancakeSwap V3 pairs on BNB Chain and Ethereum mainnet.

### CAKE Stakers

In CAKE stakers campaigns, eligible users with active CAKE staking positions can claim up to a ~~5%~~ 10% trading fee rebate in CAKE from trading eligible PancakeSwap V3 pairs on BNB Chain and Ethereum mainnet.

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**Note:** The two types of campaigns mentioned above are usually run in parallel. Although your trading volume/fee generated will be shared across both. When the campaigns end, you can only claim rewards from **ONE** of the campaigns. Once you've claimed from one campaign, you can NOT claim from the other one.
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Check out the following tutorial to learn more about how to participate in:

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[Top Traders Campaign](/archive/legacy-products/archived-trading-reward/how-to-participate/top-traders-campaign.md)
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[CAKE Stakers Campaign](/archive/legacy-products/archived-trading-reward/how-to-participate/cake-stakers-campaign.md)
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