Cryptocurrency exchange Coinone is holding a partnership event with Com2uS's popular mobile baseball game.

Coinone, Com2uS Pro Baseball V26 Partnership Event Offers Bitcoin and Rare Items to New Customers View original image

Coinone said on October 26 that it had planned a promotion to coincide with the excitement of the 2026 KBO postseason, in partnership with Com2uS's popular mobile baseball game "Com2uS Pro Baseball V26." The promotion runs from 3 p.m. on October 26 through November 22 and offers benefits including in-game items and Bitcoin coupons to new customers.


Customers can participate through the Com2uS Pro Baseball V26 community. Those who sign up for Coinone as new customers through the Coinone partnership event post in the community and register the event code will receive 1,000 in-game currency items called "Stars." In addition, customers who make their first KRW deposit after signing up and complete at least one purchase transaction will receive 10 "Advanced Scout Tickets."


Coinone is also running its existing welcome promotion, which gives new customers Bitcoin worth KRW 30,000. As a result, customers who sign up during the partnership event can enjoy both in-game items and Bitcoin rewards.


The event items will be distributed in a single batch on November 27 through Coinone's official KakaoTalk channel. However, customers must agree to receive marketing notifications and keep that consent in place to claim the benefits. Further details are available on the dedicated event page.



A Coinone marketing representative said, "We prepared this promotion to offer a new kind of enjoyment to baseball and gaming fans sharing in the excitement of the professional baseball postseason. We will continue to expand our connections with various sectors, including gaming culture, and offer partnership events to promote the mainstream adoption of crypto assets."


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