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Why do brothers need to open a fee rebate?
1. When your position is profitable, the rebate is another part of your earnings.
2. When your position is break-even, the rebate is your earnings.
3. When your position is at a loss or liquidated, the rebate can help you recover and start over.
Many brothers feel that having a few hundred or a few thousand USDT is not necessary to open this, but that's because you don't understand how the fee calculation standard works. The fee is never calculated based on your principal but rather based on the leveraged position. For example, with 1000 USDT at 100x leverage, the position used to calculate the fee is 10,000 USDT, and opening a position will definitely lead to closing it, so this trade incurs at least 20,000 USDT in fees.
In summary: Don't underestimate the rebate. Every month, it can save you a few meals at Haidilao, or even tens of thousands, these funds are our capital for a comeback in difficult times.
If you haven't activated the rebate yet, add me as a friend on Binance!
1. When your position is profitable, the rebate is another part of your earnings.
2. When your position is break-even, the rebate is your earnings.
3. When your position is at a loss or liquidated, the rebate can help you recover and start over.
Many brothers feel that having a few hundred or a few thousand USDT is not necessary to open this, but that's because you don't understand how the fee calculation standard works. The fee is never calculated based on your principal but rather based on the leveraged position. For example, with 1000 USDT at 100x leverage, the position used to calculate the fee is 10,000 USDT, and opening a position will definitely lead to closing it, so this trade incurs at least 20,000 USDT in fees.
In summary: Don't underestimate the rebate. Every month, it can save you a few meals at Haidilao, or even tens of thousands, these funds are our capital for a comeback in difficult times.
If you haven't activated the rebate yet, add me as a friend on Binance!
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