2025-12-30 11:26:44

A well-known cryptocurrency trading platform recently launched a limited-time futures trading promotion. During the event, all fees generated from trading the LIT-PERP perpetual contract will be fully refunded at 100%. This is a great opportunity for users who frequently trade futures, as it can effectively reduce trading costs.

It is important to note that participating in the event requires meeting several conditions: the account balance must always remain above $1,000, and during the event, this trading pair is not eligible for rebate mechanisms or leader rewards. These restrictions are set by the platform to ensure the event remains controllable. Interested traders can seize this window to participate in perpetual contract trading and enjoy the promotional benefits.

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SatoshiHeir

· 14h ago

It should be pointed out that this kind of "seemingly favorable" design exposes the platform's centralized logic— the $1000 threshold essentially filters user quality. Laughs. --- Returning to Satoshi Nakamoto's original thinking: fee refunds may seem generous, but in fact, they balance the account by canceling rebates, which is no coincidence. On-chain data will speak. --- Is it another round of cutting leeks? I have reviewed contract activity cases from 2017, and it always ends like this— the more restrictions, the deeper the trap. --- Everyone listen to me: true value consensus should not be built on such "condition traps." --- Obviously, the $1000 lock-in is actually a forced retention, and fee refunds are just a smokescreen. --- Based on historical experience, such promotional activities often turn into slaughterhouses during market volatility. I do not participate.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 14h ago

100% fee refund sounds nice until you realize the $1k minimum is basically a liquidity trap... opportunity cost gets gnarly when you're locked into one pair tbh

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CantAffordPancake

· 14h ago

Full refund of fees sounds good, but the 1000U threshold excludes many retail investors. --- Same old story, no more referral rewards or captain bonuses, feels like not much profit. --- Wait, the balance must always stay above 1000U? Isn't that a disguised way to limit participation? --- Interesting, full fee refund, it all depends on whether the market moves favorably. --- I don't think this activity is as attractive as it sounds; there are too many restrictions. --- Contract trading is inherently risky, and fee refunds can't save you from liquidation. --- The activity period doesn't count as a rebate... so it's a bit disappointing.

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APY追逐者

· 14h ago

Fee cashback sounds good, but a $1000 threshold really blocks out a lot of people. During the event, not giving any commission rebates or leader rewards is basically a form of traffic restriction. Has anyone played LIT-PERP? It feels like the recent popularity is pretty average. Getting fee refunds for free sounds great, but in reality, you still have to earn it back yourself. Once again, these activities that look attractive but come with a bunch of conditions—just for fun. Starting with $1000, this isn't something small investors can touch. A 100% fee refund sounds tempting, but have you considered the opportunity cost? Why are the conditions for these kinds of activities always so complicated? Wouldn't direct discounts be better? Maybe it's attractive to big players, but for retail investors, forget it. Fee refund ×, actual participation ↓, the platform's move is quite clever. This round of activity is clearly designed for large capital. Has anyone actually participated, and what was the outcome? Perpetual contracts are already risky, and with all these conditions, it just smells bad.

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LightningClicker

· 14h ago

The full fee refund sounds good, but the $1000 threshold excludes a bunch of people. --- This promotion is a bit interesting, just don't expect to get rich from commissions and leader rewards. --- Full refund? You need to keep the $1000 locked in at all times; a slight dip and it's over. --- It's the same old trick, looks tempting but has many restrictions; the platform is set to make a profit this round. --- I was tempted for two seconds by the no-fee perpetual contracts, then saw it doesn't include commissions... sigh. --- It's a bit pointless; all the profitable points are blocked. --- If the window period were any shorter, you'd have to run away; better get on board quickly. --- $1000 makes me laugh; it discourages two-thirds of retail investors.

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