Is it really worth turning on the rebate? Let's do the math. When the market is good and your position is profitable, the rebate becomes your extra profit—equivalent to getting a portion of the gains for free. If the market is volatile and your position breaks even, then the rebate becomes your only source of income. In simple terms, it prevents you from losing money. The worst-case scenario is when your position is deeply rooted or you get liquidated directly; in this case, the rebate is like a shot of adrenaline, helping you recover some capital and leaving you a chance to breathe for subsequent trades. From this perspective, the rebate is truly an invisible weapon for traders.
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GovernancePretender
· 1h ago
Speaking of referral commissions, they've really saved me several times. When the market isn't doing well, I rely on them to get by.
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SighingCashier
· 13h ago
That's what they say, but how many can really survive on commissions? Most are still losing everything.
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AirdropHarvester
· 13h ago
Rebates are essentially insurance, the last gasp before liquidation.
Is it really worth turning on the rebate? Let's do the math. When the market is good and your position is profitable, the rebate becomes your extra profit—equivalent to getting a portion of the gains for free. If the market is volatile and your position breaks even, then the rebate becomes your only source of income. In simple terms, it prevents you from losing money. The worst-case scenario is when your position is deeply rooted or you get liquidated directly; in this case, the rebate is like a shot of adrenaline, helping you recover some capital and leaving you a chance to breathe for subsequent trades. From this perspective, the rebate is truly an invisible weapon for traders.