Whether you are a newcomer or a seasoned veteran who has been in the crypto space for years, everyone has heard of the term commission rebate.
Commission rebate: It is the proportional return of the actual trading fees incurred.
However, this step can only be done when registering, by filling in the invitation code from the referrer.
Of course, just filling in the invitation code does not guarantee a commission rebate; the rebate ratio for each invitation code is different.
My link and invitation code have already maximized the rebate ratios.
Before filling in the invitation code, be sure to inquire clearly about the rebate ratios, duration, cycles, etc.
Rebate ratios vary widely. Different exchange platforms have different fee rates, and the rebate ratios will also differ.
The rebate ratio depends on the size of the exchange. Smaller exchanges tend to offer higher rebate rates, and some people will promote and attract clients for this marginal gain. The leading exchange Binance has a unilateral fee rate for spot trading of 0.1%. However, many trading pairs on Binance currently do not require trading fees.
Contracts are where the major fee expenditures occur, especially for high-frequency trading users. The more trades, the more fees incurred.
In fact, the commission rebate has already been quite transparent. Apart from newcomers who are just entering the circle, the old investors probably understand the ratios. However, I still want to explain that the ratios on Binance are all different, compared to the highest ratios. Binance's spot trading maximum is 50%, while the contract is permanently 30%. This is where the difference comes in.
First: The contract ratio on Binance is a total of 40% for the first month. Note that the extra 10% is a platform reward for new users, which is only available in the first month and not in the second month, so I say the permanent rate is 30%.
Second: The only difference between the small and large captains (nodes) on Binance is the spot trading. The large captain (node) has a higher spot trading ratio, while the contract ratio, regardless of the size of the captain (node), is unified and unchanged. Additionally, there is a distinction between the captain (who can only operate exclusively) and KOLs (KOLs can promote multiple exchanges). Here, I want to declare that I am a Binance captain, and upon completing the tasks, I can additionally receive rewards given to me by Binance.
Third: Each exchange has a one-year contract for captains (nodes) and KOLs. Taking Binance as an example, the one-year contract has a monthly task indicator with a minimum requirement of a total rebate of 15,000 USDT. As long as one month’s task is completed, the contract can be renewed for three months, and so on. If there is no month with completed tasks within a year, upon the contract's end, the contract rebate ratio will no longer apply, but the spot ratio will still be applicable.
Fourth: Taking Binance as an example, the maximum direct rebate for spot trading is 20%. Any amount exceeding 20% can only be manually processed. However, as mentioned earlier, the spot trading can go up to 50%. The question here is whether you can give me a bit more rebate. Binance has set a limit of 35% for each captain-KOL (node), meaning the combined direct and manual rebate cannot exceed 35%. The contract limit is 25% (direct + manual rebate). If it exceeds the red line ratio, immediate termination occurs without any arguments accepted. Therefore, my ratio is just within the red line and provided to you.
Fifth: My rebate mechanism is that I will prioritize transferring coins to those with contact information. If there is no contact information, I will then transfer USDT. The transfer of coins or USDT depends on you. Some peers advised me not to transfer money, saying that others might report me, but I am not afraid because I speak with integrity. The ratios I mention are exactly what they are. Also, I do not take orders; I only handle rebates and resolve users' confusion regarding Binance platform products.
Sixth: Always be cautious of rebate ratios if they do not show you the backend data. I check the statements for every user. To put it bluntly, even if I have taken your fees, you should know how much more I have taken.
The purpose of the commission rebate is solely to help users reduce trading expenses. The most important prerequisite is to consider the platform's security; rebates come second.
Commission rebates should also be sought from reliable sources. For example, I, who am known as (a beggar wandering in Binance), currently have early registered clients still trading and continuously receiving rebates.
Anyone wanting to engage in commission rebates in the crypto circle can learn about it. My link and invitation code are already maximized for rebates.
Spot trading 35% (Direct rebate 20% - Manual rebate 15%)
Contract 25% (Direct rebate 10% - Manual rebate 15%)
Manual rebates are processed every Sunday. From Monday to Saturday, I will be bringing in new users.
Highest rebate code: GJM9K6A0
Highest rebate link: https://www.binance.com/zh-CN/join?ref=GJM9K6A0
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