Recently, many people have suffered losses due to rebate binding issues. I want to remind everyone not to be fooled into messing around with unbinding and re-binding operations. These things may seem simple but are actually quite risky.

Where is the problem? Usually, an ID card can only be bound once to a rebate relationship on a major exchange. If you unbind or deactivate it, you won't be able to earn any rebates with a new account either. Even if you register a new account there, the system will recognize that this identity has already been used, and you still won't receive commissions. The result is both sides waste time, and you directly lose the portion of income from the fees permanently.

If you really want to refer new users, the correct approach should be: First, only use IDs that have never been registered before to open accounts. Second, focus your efforts on genuinely new users, as their value is actually the highest. Third, clearly explain these rules proactively, which can help build professional trust and prevent regrets later.

Honestly, information asymmetry does exist, but don’t exploit others’ ignorance just for small short-term gains. Destroying someone’s long-term qualification for immediate benefits harms both parties. Make sure everything is confirmed before referring someone, and be responsible for both yourself and others.