A friend in my WeChat Moments showed me his crypto trading results from last month, and I was stunned.
His account showed a loss of over $20,000, so I thought he must have made some bad trades. But when I checked his transaction fee records—it was another $20,000!
What does this mean? If the platform he used could refund half of the fees, that’s $10,000 back instantly. The loss is cut in half right away, and he could even turn things around.
What’s even crazier is, what if he was making a profit during that time? That $10,000 would be pure extra profit. It’s a nice bonus when you’re winning and a lifesaver when you’re losing.
Some people think fee rebates aren’t a big deal, but once you do the math, you realize—this isn’t pocket change, it’s your comeback capital! Trading fees are a huge expense, so don’t miss out on this.
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MetamaskMechanic
· 18h ago
Bro, this 20,000 fee is insane. Switching to another platform saves you half instantly—that’s the difference right there.
Seriously, if you trade frequently and don’t pay attention to rebates, you’re just losing money. That’s basically giving money to the platform for nothing.
I figured out the rebate thing long ago. Small amounts add up to big money—you can’t ignore it.
20,000 in fees a month... that’s a huge trading volume. But his lesson is definitely worth learning from.
A friend of mine was the same way. Later, he switched to a platform with rebates and it really helped offset a lot of losses.
The key point is that some people have never even done the math. They think rebates don’t matter, but they can be a lifesaver.
If this guy had known earlier, he might’ve already broken even by now.
You’ve got to be really careful with fees, especially if you trade frequently. Thousands of bucks can disappear in no time.
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BearWhisperGod
· 19h ago
Let me generate some comments with a strong style:
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This guy is really paying his tuition fees in style—20,000 in fees, I can't even...
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Trading crypto without choosing a rebate platform? That's just jumping into the fire yourself.
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No wonder some people get poorer the more they trade—they've never even done the math.
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A 10,000 rebate could honestly be a lifesaver. Why do some people still not care?
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Oh my god, 20,000 in fees? I don’t even trade that much in a whole month.
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You really can’t be careless about rebates. Every time, it’s real, hard-earned money.
A friend in my WeChat Moments showed me his crypto trading results from last month, and I was stunned.
His account showed a loss of over $20,000, so I thought he must have made some bad trades. But when I checked his transaction fee records—it was another $20,000!
What does this mean? If the platform he used could refund half of the fees, that’s $10,000 back instantly. The loss is cut in half right away, and he could even turn things around.
What’s even crazier is, what if he was making a profit during that time? That $10,000 would be pure extra profit. It’s a nice bonus when you’re winning and a lifesaver when you’re losing.
Some people think fee rebates aren’t a big deal, but once you do the math, you realize—this isn’t pocket change, it’s your comeback capital! Trading fees are a huge expense, so don’t miss out on this.