2026-01-05 03:20:25

All partners engaged in contract trading know that especially when playing high leverage and high frequency, the single transaction fee may not seem like much. But with frequent trading, the small amounts add up to a huge sum. Many people overlook this aspect, but in reality, the rebate from fees over a week can amount to hundreds or even thousands of USD.

What can you do with this money? Improve your life—buy some good cigarettes and wine; buy skincare and health products for your family; enroll your children in a reputable tutoring class. Don't underestimate this rebate; over time, it becomes a substantial additional income.

So, a word of advice: be sure to enable the fee rebate function. Not turning it on is like giving away your hard-earned money for free—this deal is too亏 (loss). Transaction fees are part of trading costs; earning rebates is like earning money yourself.

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PumpingCroissant

· 01-08 02:44

Hey, you really have to activate this rebate, or you'll suffer a huge loss. Trading fees every day just bleed out like blood, might as well have the platform give some back. My friend didn't activate it after two months of playing, and later he did the math and just bled out, losing thousands of dollars like that.

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LightningLady

· 01-05 18:21

I really haven't paid attention to this fee rebate, I've been only focusing on the K-line every day.

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GasWrangler

· 01-05 03:50

honestly if you're not optimizing rebates you're just leaving money on the table... but let's be real, most traders aren't even analyzing their actual cost basis properly anyway

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BuyTheTop

· 01-05 03:49

Haha, really a few thousand USD a week? I don't feel it's that exaggerated. Not opening fee rebates is indeed silly, but the key is not to get ripped off. This money still needs good risk control; otherwise, the rebates earned could be lost in a big gamble. There's some truth to that, but the main point is not to be greedy. High leverage really increases the risk of a crash. If this rebate is worth bragging about as extra income, I actually think it's better to save where you can.

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LootboxPhobia

· 01-05 03:47

Wow, now I understand why some people make a month's allowance in just a week. Not opening the rebate really is foolish.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 01-05 03:43

Damn, this commission rebate really can't be wasted. I lost thousands of U just because I didn't activate it, now I'm kicking myself with regret.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-05 03:26

I really didn't pay much attention to the fees before, now I think about it and I feel so regretful, I gave away so much money... Alright, I'm now turning on the rebate, the later I start, the more I lose. For frequent traders, this rebate can indeed accumulate into a large sum; not turning it on is just a battle with oneself. To be honest, high-frequency trading fees are like a paper shredder; turning on the rebate is really a basic operation. I've already turned on the rebate, but I still need to stay steady and avoid overtrading. Thinking about it, I need to recover those U tokens I lost when I didn't have the rebate turned on before...

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