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The rebate on transaction fees has the following benefits:
1. Reduces trading costs, indirectly lowering the issue of slippage.
2. Passive additional income; you trade normally, and the fee rebate is an extra income.
3. Hope for a turnaround in a bear market.

So why are there still many people who do not open rebates, or even say they do not believe in them?
1. Some people register without understanding the community and directly register without filling in the invitation code. The platform considers this optional and will not actively mention it.
Later, when they want to fill it in but do not know how to operate it, I need to provide assistance and clearly explain the process so they feel secure.

2. Another group has been deceived; they filled in the invitation code but did not receive a rebate, or the proportion of the rebate from their superior does not match what was initially stated. (These are all tactics used by scammers.)
Because different invitation codes correspond to different superiors, the rebate proportions, methods, and timing vary. Contracts and spot trading are also separate.

3. The last group thinks their trading volume is small and not worth it. In fact, this is not the case; transaction fees accumulate over time and are a significant expense that should not be ignored.
"Don't worry about the hassle"; once you look at the operation, it can be done quickly in five minutes.

Where can I apply for a minor refund?!!!

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If you can get back the fees from this year...

Go to the total trading section and check your fee expenditures for the year. See how much there is, and then calculate the proportion of fees in detail.

You have experienced the ecstasy of doubling your money in a day, as well as the despair of losing everything overnight. You always think you are fighting against the market, competing with the trend.
But looking back, whether you made a profit or a loss, every single trade has been charged a fee. By the end of the year, the fees have taken away the equivalent of a car's worth of money.

This money will not be deducted less just because you hit a margin call, nor will it be refunded to you if you double your money.
It is a fixed, silent cost that occurs with every trade.
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A friend of mine has been trading contracts for half a year.
His skills are good, and his win rate is acceptable, but his account balance has not been able to increase. He always thought it was because he wasn't decisive enough with his profit-taking or that his entry points weren't precise enough.

Until last week, I asked him to pull up his trading records from the past three months.
The average monthly trading volume is about 800,000 U, with all transactions at market price. The default rate is 0.05%, with a fee charged once for opening and closing positions, and every 10,000 U incurs a cost of 10 U.
Monthly transaction fee: 800,000 × 0.05% = 400 U.
What about a year? The total fee expenditure is 4,800 U.
Seeing this, it hits you, doesn't it?

In the same contract, why does he retain 1600U more than you?
It's not a technical issue, but attention to detail and information disparity.
Normal transaction fees amount to 4000U, with no savings at all.
With the fee reduction, 1600U is saved. This is the value of information disparity. #手续费

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Liquidation Data Alert: Nearly 120,000 People Liquidated Across the Market
Due to the severe two-way volatility triggered by news from the Middle East, as of April 10 at 6:37, nearly 120,000 people have been liquidated in the past 24 hours across the market. On the 8th, the ceasefire news from the Middle East triggered a violent surge, with the number of liquidations also exceeding 120,000 in a single day, and the total liquidation amount reaching $598 million.

Set stop-loss orders to reduce the probability of liquidation. The mechanism of liquidation involves additional costs for liquidation settlement fees, accounting for 1.5%-2% of the trading volume.

Third Tip to Reduce Fees: If You Can Place Limit Orders, Don't Use Market Orders

In contract trading, limit orders (Maker) have fees that are more than half lower than market orders (Taker). If you are not too strict about execution speed, developing the habit of placing limit orders can save you a significant amount of money.
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The first trick to reduce fees: rebates (the most direct)
To encourage new users, the platform will distribute a portion of the fees generated by new users to the referrer in the form of a "rebate." Referrers set different rebate rates to return to users. If you did not fill in a valid invitation code when you registered, this rebate will be fully submitted to the platform.

Rebates are an additional return independent of trading gains and losses. In other words, regardless of whether your trade is profitable or not, the saved fees will return to your account. #返佣

Do the math: The hidden costs of high-frequency traders
Assuming you are a moderately active short-term trader with an average monthly contract trading volume of 500,000 U, all using market orders (Taker):

No optimization at all: Transaction fee expenditure = 500,000 × 0.05% = 250 U
Annual cumulative: 250 U × 12 = 3000 U

This 3000 U transaction fee is your net expenditure cost, completely unrelated to whether you made or lost money in trading. Gains need to be deducted, and losses also need to be deducted.
So the question arises: Is there a way to save this money?
The answer is: Yes, and there are multiple methods. #手续费

Who is actually making money from your contract transaction fees?
Many friends are battling back and forth in contracts every day, focusing on every penny on the K-line, but neglecting that the transaction costs are quietly eating away at your profits.
Today, we won't talk about the market, but just calculate an account—about your contract transaction fees.

One image to understand: How much is deducted from each of your orders?
Binance contract trading charges fees based on two types: 'Maker' and 'Taker' (see the image below).
If you are a short-term trader who is used to quickly executing market orders, each time you enter or exit (opening + closing a position), for a trading volume of 10,000 U, you will have to pay a fee of 10 U. Over a year, even if you don't make or lose money, the fee expenditure is still a considerable amount. #手续费

Having done contracts for so long, have you ever looked back at how much transaction fee you have paid?
I have seen quite a few users who have the right direction, but in the end of the month, when they calculate, their profits are eaten away by the transaction fees.
Actually, the exchange itself has a fee rebate mechanism, and you can save back a portion by binding a code during registration.
This matter is not complicated; the key is stability.
If you are also doing contracts and want to know how to save this money, we can discuss it in the chat room.

Attention old users, the handling fee can be "reimbursed" now.

New policy: Old users who have been registered for over 90 days, have not made any transactions in the past 90 days, and have never bound an invitation code can now directly bind the invitation code to enjoy the handling fee refund.
No need to change accounts, no need to re-register.