2026-01-11 09:21:19

Recently, there is a phenomenon worth paying attention to—through the exchange's rebate system, many active traders are optimizing their trading costs.

Looking at recent data, some traders report daily rebate income of around 8U, but this number is actually fluctuating. Why? On one hand, it depends on your trading volume; on the other hand, it depends on the overall market activity. When market conditions are hot, rebate income clearly increases; conversely, it will decline.

The logic behind this is quite simple—exchanges return a portion of trading fees to active traders, effectively helping you reduce your actual trading costs. For high-frequency traders or volume traders, these rebates accumulate over time and can significantly improve returns.

However, to truly master this system, the key is to maintain stable trading volume. Some traders increase their rebate proportion by inviting new users and expanding trading scale. If this cycle continues, the income potential is quite good. If you're also considering how to optimize trading costs, understanding the platform's rebate rules is definitely the first step.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 12h ago

8u a day? That would require such a huge trading volume. Why don't I have this luck?

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TokenDustCollector

· 12h ago

8U in a single day? That would require an extremely high trading volume. My market has been poor these days, only about $3. As for the commission rebate, honestly, it depends on whether you're willing to risk trading volume. You can't make big money, but it definitely feels like free money. I don't play the game of inviting newbies; there's a risk in exploiting loopholes.

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ProofOfNothing

· 12h ago

8U per day? Sounds good, but it depends on whether your trading volume can support it. To be honest, rebate programs are only attractive when the market is good; when the market is bearish, they feel nonexistent. The threshold for the referral rebate scheme is still too high; most people simply can't do it. Instead of worrying about rebates, it's more reliable to grasp the market trends. This logic sounds perfect, but maintaining a stable trading volume isn't that easy, my friend.

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SigmaValidator

· 12h ago

8U in a single day? Sounds good, but actually, not many people can consistently earn that amount. Referral rebate schemes are a trick; those who play it well have made a fortune, while others are still exploring. Rebates can indeed reduce costs, but the prerequisite is sufficient trading volume. When the market is sluggish, rebates drop accordingly, which is why maintaining stable trading volume is so crucial. Instead of pondering the rebate ratio, it's better to first figure out whether your trading strategy is reliable. To put it simply, exchanges are using rebates to lock in users; the small commissions you earn are long gone in fees.

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