I saw a question on another Q&A platform: a user with high leverage conducted a 125x trade, closed the position, and made a profit of 4%, but their assets still lost 8.5%? Upon closer inspection, all the losses were due to fees. Why is this? How can one make more money?

According to the platform's fee calculation formula, "position value × fee rate = fee," we can infer that if you use 100x leverage and only limit orders, your position must make at least 4% profit to be profitable. Similarly, with pure market orders, your position must profit by over 10% for you to make money.

The fee issue is unavoidable for contract users; we must understand its calculation method to be aware of how to make money. Relying on luck in trading is not an option.

So how can one earn more?

(For users who trade long-term, the fee expenses might have already exceeded the principal, right?)

At this point, the advantage of fee rebates becomes apparent. Through rebates, you can recover part of the fees, effectively saving money.

More importantly, fee rebates apply not only to spot trading but also to contract trading. This means that whether you are a spot trading expert or a contract trading pro, you can enjoy more trading returns through rebates.

Therefore, it is essential to open fee rebates; you should recover the fees that you can. If you don’t open fee rebates, all the fees go to the market.

By activating fee rebates, you can have the fees returned to your own account, saving you at least a few hundred in fees each month, which is quite easy.

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