0626 Blue Star Business Communication Part 2
A friend introduced me to a client with a daily trading volume of 3 million USD, who intends to open an account under my Binance account.
I suggested opening accounts on both Binance and @okxchinese simultaneously.
Doing both exchanges, I will return a portion of the transaction fee to him.
I just got in touch with the employee in charge of rebates from the Binance team this afternoon; we spoke on the phone for more than ten minutes, where he detailed some of the rebate rules to me.
Previously, when I was doing rebates, I told both Binance and OKX that I do not guarantee new user acquisition; I only attach the rebate link at the end of my articles on external websites.
Unexpectedly, a reader read my article and proactively introduced a client to me.
In our conversation, this client has been developing programs for over a decade, then worked with an MCN organization, and is now trying to do quantitative trading. Currently, he has a daily trading volume of 3 million USD on a small exchange, but due to the low liquidity of the small exchange, he decided to switch to a larger one.
We had two voice chats, and the conversation went pretty well. He told me that if he has good ideas in the future, he would let me know, and he would take charge of the development, and then we would share the profits.
Regarding the Binance API, he needs a week to write the program separately in C++. Once he finishes, he will ask me to send him the invitation link, and he will transfer to Binance.
This is what the support system theory talks about; you need to actively tell others about your needs so that they will come to support you when they see it.
Advertising, advertising, widely announcing.
In the future, I will also pay attention to the business of referrers and introduce clients to them.
This way, everyone supports each other, which is great.