Up to 1000 USDT Rebates, CoinW Launches Zero Maker Fee Event
The first round zero maker fee in May, has rebated a total of 1.27 million USDT transaction fees to users. To attract more new users to start their futures trading journey at a low cost, CoinW starts another zero maker fee event on August 4th. New futures users can enjoy up to 28 days of rebates, with a maximum rebate of 1000 USDT.
This promotion applies to all 31 pairs of the USDT perpetual futures. The rewards will be credited automatically without the requirement of registration. Once a new user starts futures trading, the rebate period starts spontaneously, lasting for a total of 4 weeks from the account opening date, with a maximum rebate of 250 USDT each week. More details can be found on the official website announcement.
In addition, new users will also receive a bonus of 1000 USDT automatically, upon registration and activation of a futures account. This bonus is for trades on the platform’s USDT perpetual futures product, which cannot be withdrawn. However, any profits can be withdrawn or transferred at any time, while any losses are fully covered by CoinW. Click to register.
The head of CoinW’s futures department stated that they hope this will enable more investors to enter the crypto market in general, and futures trading in particular. The promotion, to some extent, lowers users’ entry barrier in futures trading and would further strengthens CoinW’s futures liquidity.
As a world-class cryptocurrency trading platform, CoinW provides top-notch futures product to nearly ten million users worldwide: including split and close positions, take profit and stop loss, one-click reverse, upfront take profit and stop loss, and one-click close position features. Furthermore, CoinW offers copy trading feature, enabling users to follow competent traders’ trades.
CoinW is committed to continuously providing global users with safe, transparent, professional and regulatory trading services, which will further strengthen the depth of liquidity, and minimize trading costs and liquidity risks.
