Check Binance VIP eligibility thresholds—most people only recognize a single number. In Binance’s own FAQ, 《How to Become a Binance VIP》, published on the same page, it gives two different answers.
According to the summary table: the minimum threshold for trading VIP is a 30-day trading volume of at least $1,000,000 in spot trading, or $5,000,000 in futures trading, or $200,000 in OTC trading, together with an average daily BNB holding of no less than 5.
If you scroll down to the section titled “How to Become a Trading VIP,” the same title uses a different set of numbers: spot becomes $5,000,000, futures becomes $15,000,000, while the requirements for OTC and BNB holdings remain unchanged. The spot threshold is 5x higher, and the futures threshold is 3x higher.
This isn’t something you can attribute to an old-vs-new version comparison—I checked the FAQ’s last-updated timestamp, and it shows recent revisions. The two contradictory numbers appear in the same current version. The article contains no fields indicating which of these figures correspond to which eligibility tier; it still uses the exact same label “Trading VIP.”
The standard fee rate for regular users per trade is 0.1%. The reason many people are willing to verify the threshold is the discount that comes with VIP levels—but most of the circulated versions only copied one of the two sets of figures, and nobody mentioned that the official site itself has two different sets of numbers.
The common advice “Check the official website to confirm the threshold” isn’t valid for this article: what threshold you find depends on how far down you scroll.
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According to the summary table: the minimum threshold for trading VIP is a 30-day trading volume of at least $1,000,000 in spot trading, or $5,000,000 in futures trading, or $200,000 in OTC trading, together with an average daily BNB holding of no less than 5.
If you scroll down to the section titled “How to Become a Trading VIP,” the same title uses a different set of numbers: spot becomes $5,000,000, futures becomes $15,000,000, while the requirements for OTC and BNB holdings remain unchanged. The spot threshold is 5x higher, and the futures threshold is 3x higher.
This isn’t something you can attribute to an old-vs-new version comparison—I checked the FAQ’s last-updated timestamp, and it shows recent revisions. The two contradictory numbers appear in the same current version. The article contains no fields indicating which of these figures correspond to which eligibility tier; it still uses the exact same label “Trading VIP.”
The standard fee rate for regular users per trade is 0.1%. The reason many people are willing to verify the threshold is the discount that comes with VIP levels—but most of the circulated versions only copied one of the two sets of figures, and nobody mentioned that the official site itself has two different sets of numbers.
The common advice “Check the official website to confirm the threshold” isn’t valid for this article: what threshold you find depends on how far down you scroll.
$BNB #手续费