2026-01-14 00:31:30

This week's market trend is such that even with points bonuses, it's possible to turn losses into profits. I have to say, the mechanism design differences across various cycles are quite significant. The last wave was more intense, and if you want to keep up this week, you'll need to put in more effort.

Playing with points bonuses in exchanges is indeed interesting; a 12% points rebate is directly credited to your account, and this income is quite substantial. If the trading volume is large enough, the rebate can also be settled directly in cash. Throughout the process, I noticed many platform differences—some exchanges have more user-friendly mechanism designs, with more transparent fee rates and rebate ratios.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 11h ago

ngl the 12% rebate is just closing the basis point gap they created—classic exchange playbook. saw this one coming from a mile away tbh

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governance_ghost

· 11h ago

A 12% rebate sounds pretty good, but the trading volume needs to keep up. Last week's surge was really impressive, but this week is a bit disappointing. I think I need to look for other platforms. Points bonuses, at the end of the day, depend on whether the platform is transparent. Some are really just a gimmick. Relying solely on this to turn losses around? If the market isn't favorable, how do you do it? Are the mechanism differences really that significant? Then I need to reassess my choice of exchange.

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OffchainOracle

· 11h ago

A 12% rebate can indeed be a lifesaver, but the key is having volume. Small retail investors simply can't access the dividends.

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StablecoinSkeptic