A 10% floating loss on the account for a month, but a net profit of several thousand U! At the end of the month, a friend sent me a message saying that at the beginning of the month he used 10,000 U to trade contracts, mostly short-term. Each time he opened a position with 1/5, which is 2,000 U, with leverage ranging from 20 to 50 times, and then set strict stop-losses. Although the account currently has a floating loss of about 10%, it is indeed that the assets have increased by several thousand U compared to the beginning of the month. Let me tell you how this works, assuming 2,000 U is opened at 30 times leverage, that's equivalent to trading with 60,000 U. The fees are approximately calculated at 0.04%, with each opening fee being about 24 U and closing fee also about 24 U, totaling 48 U for one open and close. My friend occasionally adds to his positions while trading short-term and strictly sets stop-losses. Here, with 2,000 U margin and 5 trades a day, the fee amounts to 240 U a day, which totals 7,200 U in fees for a month. If there’s no rebate, these fees would all be wasted, but with rebates, several thousand U can be returned. If the leverage is slightly higher and the position is larger, the fees could potentially double or more. Since this friend asked me for a rebate at the beginning of the month, even though the paper loss is around 1,000 U, the asset at the end of the month has increased by several thousand U due to the fee rebates. Everyone must open rebates! You may not realize how much fee you are throwing away with each trade. You can check how much your own fees are. I will send the steps below, and you must definitely open the rebates.