Open the Binance APP--Funds--Contracts--Today's Profit and Loss--Funding Fees and Trading Fees, and you can see your fees for the past year. For high-frequency contract traders and those with large positions, your fee expenditure may exceed your principal in just one month. Therefore, you must enable commission rebates; the fees that should be returned must be returned. If you don't enable rebates, all fees go to the market. By enabling rebates, the trading fees will be returned to your own account, saving you at least hundreds to thousands of USDT in fees each month.
The logic is that having a balance in the account gives points, and trading volume in Alpha also gives points. If the points are above 200, most airdrops can be claimed.
The value of airdrops ranges from 30 to 200 USD.
The rule is that a balance between 100 and 1000 🔪 gives one point, and 1000 to 10000 dollars gives two points.
Most of us need to stay in the 1000 to 10000 range, which is considered a threshold, because if it’s between 100 and 1000, the trading volume becomes very cumbersome.
This way, the balance earns two points.
This is the rule for trading volume. Generally speaking, we aim for a trading volume of 15 points, giving us 15 + 2, which totals 17 points a day.
The threshold for us to claim airdrops is the total from today going back 15 days, which is 17 x 15 = 255. Most airdrop thresholds are 200 points, so 255 is more than enough. bn has rolled out an event where limit orders on the BSC chain count as four times the trading volume, which means 32768/4. We only need to trade 8192 to get 15 points.
There is a tutorial video on how to trade in my previous post.
By doing this for about 10 days, we can go for the airdrop. The daily wear and tear is around 1.8 USD, and claiming an airdrop can cover this cost. Now, let’s talk about risks, experiences, and some precautions.
First, if you don’t have a group for airdrop news, you can download a platform called Liudong. Every time there’s an airdrop, it will push notification information. Most on-chain monitoring groups are paid; I recommend this one. Regarding risks, one is getting caught in a squeeze, and the other is risk control.
The coins we use for trading volume are mostly stablecoins that the project parties use to maintain the price in a certain range, for example, BR Koge. However, these project parties may withdraw liquidity at any time, causing the coin price to plummet. If you’re trading this coin and happen to encounter this situation, the price could be halved, which is getting caught in a squeeze. The probability of this happening is relatively low.
Risk control means that bn judges your account as a studio trying to exploit airdrops, preventing you from participating in them. In addition to not being able to continue claiming airdrops, we would also lose the wear and tear costs we previously incurred and the salaries for referrals.
The methods to avoid this need to be particularly noted.
One is to avoid transferring directly in bn when transferring to your referrals. There’s a high chance it will directly affect you. Choose to recharge through other platforms instead.
Then, after receiving each airdrop, keep it in your referral’s account and do not transfer it to your own account.
Alpha, I have rejoined. Now limit orders earn four times the points on BSC. About 1.8u for 15 minutes of wear. There were several big gains yesterday and today. Brothers who don't understand Alpha can follow me for sharing all the gameplay of Alpha.
I was so scared I almost peed my pants, I got stuck with seven numbers again. Is this Alpha targeting me? I just entered the market, and on the second day, it crashed. I just spent a week, and this quq crashed right when I was brushing at around ten o'clock. Can we have a little vision? Invested 22,000 USD, currently left with 18,000 USD, a loss of 4,000 USD.
Recently, a cw and ht exchange popped up, and interestingly, after cw ran away, I went to find an ht representative. The representative assured me how great ht is. As a result, it ran away yesterday. cw held on from April until now, but ht only lasted thirteen days from July 1 to July 13 before it ran away. It's truly a case of the pot calling the kettle black. Undeniably, the rebate ratio of smaller exchanges is very high and attractive, but the risks are commensurate. Recently, I've seen many KOLs get criticized for promoting shoddy exchanges. In the rights protection group, as an influential KOL, I think there should be some bottom line. Not to mention how to help fans make money, at the very least, ensure the safety of clients' funds. Would you choose the safer Binance with lower rebates, or the shoddy exchange with higher rebate ratios? It's really a case of different paths leading to the same destination.
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