Brothers, someone’s calling you to help on Binance, saying they’ll give you this much, that much—don’t you first think to negotiate the price? After you negotiate, you sign—then after signing, can it go up again? Can the person who sent the link adjust it for you a bit higher?
No beating around the bush, no playing tricks—that’s Arthur’s style as always. Arthur gives the answer straight: with this ratio, if you click accept, you’re basically dead—nobody can change it. Not even the person who opens the link can change it.
First, let’s clarify how it works. “Helpers” are an official thing. When the person opens the link, for a single link they must set three numbers at the same time: how much is given to the helper, how much is返還 to the invited users, and how much they keep for themselves.
The key here: once the link is created, the two ratios for the helper and the invited users can’t be changed anymore. It’s not that you can’t modify them—it’s that the official rules are explicitly written and fixed. Neither the link creator nor the helper can change them.
So what if you want different ratios? There’s only one way: rebuild a brand-new link and ask the other side to accept again. The old link stays as it is.
There’s also one more point fewer people notice: once the link is created and activated, the person who opened the link can’t disable it themselves. Only the helper themself can cancel it.
Second, don’t think you can negotiate the ratios infinitely upward—they have hard caps.
1 The maximum for the helper is 40%.
2 The maximum for invited users is 20%.
3 These two combined can’t exceed 45%.
4 And the sum from all three parties can’t exceed the link creator’s commission rate at the time.
This is the most important one. Money doesn’t appear out of thin air—it’s split from the same pool. If you max it out on your side, there won’t be much left for the invited users. That’s a trade-off, not a win-win.
Third, you also need to know the thresholds and quota limits.
For spot or futures, the commission rate must be at least 30% to be eligible to create a helper link.
A link creator can create up to 50 helper links, and a helper can accept up to 20.
Identities can’t coexist. If you opened a helper link, you can’t keep the previous identity. And before transferring, the spot and futures返佣 rates can’t exceed 20%.
Finish identity verification before accepting the link, otherwise you won’t be able to receive the commissions.
The official also previewed that helper performance evaluations will be introduced—mainly based on the number of first-transaction users you bring in and the number of active traders. Remember this for now.
So in one sentence: you can negotiate, but don’t expect to change anything after signing. Before you click accept, think through the three numbers, that 45% line, and what you personally have to contribute—fully. Go check the official page yourself; it won’t take more than five minutes.
Follow Arthur—bring value.
Follow Arthur—cross through bull and bear.
#币安 #手续费 $BNB
No beating around the bush, no playing tricks—that’s Arthur’s style as always. Arthur gives the answer straight: with this ratio, if you click accept, you’re basically dead—nobody can change it. Not even the person who opens the link can change it.
First, let’s clarify how it works. “Helpers” are an official thing. When the person opens the link, for a single link they must set three numbers at the same time: how much is given to the helper, how much is返還 to the invited users, and how much they keep for themselves.
The key here: once the link is created, the two ratios for the helper and the invited users can’t be changed anymore. It’s not that you can’t modify them—it’s that the official rules are explicitly written and fixed. Neither the link creator nor the helper can change them.
So what if you want different ratios? There’s only one way: rebuild a brand-new link and ask the other side to accept again. The old link stays as it is.
There’s also one more point fewer people notice: once the link is created and activated, the person who opened the link can’t disable it themselves. Only the helper themself can cancel it.
Second, don’t think you can negotiate the ratios infinitely upward—they have hard caps.
1 The maximum for the helper is 40%.
2 The maximum for invited users is 20%.
3 These two combined can’t exceed 45%.
4 And the sum from all three parties can’t exceed the link creator’s commission rate at the time.
This is the most important one. Money doesn’t appear out of thin air—it’s split from the same pool. If you max it out on your side, there won’t be much left for the invited users. That’s a trade-off, not a win-win.
Third, you also need to know the thresholds and quota limits.
For spot or futures, the commission rate must be at least 30% to be eligible to create a helper link.
A link creator can create up to 50 helper links, and a helper can accept up to 20.
Identities can’t coexist. If you opened a helper link, you can’t keep the previous identity. And before transferring, the spot and futures返佣 rates can’t exceed 20%.
Finish identity verification before accepting the link, otherwise you won’t be able to receive the commissions.
The official also previewed that helper performance evaluations will be introduced—mainly based on the number of first-transaction users you bring in and the number of active traders. Remember this for now.
So in one sentence: you can negotiate, but don’t expect to change anything after signing. Before you click accept, think through the three numbers, that 45% line, and what you personally have to contribute—fully. Go check the official page yourself; it won’t take more than five minutes.
Follow Arthur—bring value.
Follow Arthur—cross through bull and bear.
#币安 #手续费 $BNB