Initially, I held one idea in mind: once the subscription term is fixed for #BinanceEarn , the rate goes with it, as if it were one condition.
In Locked Products, I came across the sentence: APR is not fixed and may change daily unless otherwise stated. I stopped at that sentence in particular — it is no longer about the subscription term, but about the rate within it, and it was this that shook my initial assumption.
Here I also note another condition — for a Fixed Rate Offer: a change in APR does not affect an existing subscription; it keeps exactly the rate that was offered at the time of entry, regardless of what happens to the rate around it.
Within the Locked Product itself, the term remains predetermined, while the APR can move during that term. In a Fixed Rate Offer, an existing subscription retains the APR offered upon entry, and this is defined by a separate condition, not by the word Locked itself.
Now I no longer read the subscription term and APR as a single condition — they are two separate characteristics, and the second does not always remain unchanged.
In Locked Products, I came across the sentence: APR is not fixed and may change daily unless otherwise stated. I stopped at that sentence in particular — it is no longer about the subscription term, but about the rate within it, and it was this that shook my initial assumption.
Here I also note another condition — for a Fixed Rate Offer: a change in APR does not affect an existing subscription; it keeps exactly the rate that was offered at the time of entry, regardless of what happens to the rate around it.
Within the Locked Product itself, the term remains predetermined, while the APR can move during that term. In a Fixed Rate Offer, an existing subscription retains the APR offered upon entry, and this is defined by a separate condition, not by the word Locked itself.
Now I no longer read the subscription term and APR as a single condition — they are two separate characteristics, and the second does not always remain unchanged.
