Bitcoin has pulled ordinary users back to the screen these past two days. On September 21, the price soared from about $81,000 to over $86,000 in one day, with an increase of about 6.7%; as of September 22, the price was still hovering around $86,000, having risen over 10% this week and about 10% since September began. Looking back further, the low in July was around $58,000, and this rebound is close to 40%. The historical high is still approximately $126,000 in October 2025, which is still about 30% away from the previous high, but the news that it “suddenly increased” has already been enough to make first-time buyers start searching: where to open an account most cost-effectively.

It's easiest to miscalculate when prices rise. For the same trade, changing the registration entry can lead to more than just differences in transaction fees; it could also affect whether you can fully receive the newcomer task gifts. Some entries only offer “lifetime 20% rebate,” while others provide 10% rebate + up to 440U newcomer gift + RE blind box (Exclusive benefits from AiCoin). Below, we will first explain why some people have long-term positions in Bitcoin, why Binance is often the first choice for entry, and then compare fees, rebates, and gifts in detail.

Understand Bitcoin First, Then Decide Whether to Step In

Bitcoin is neither a stock nor a bank deposit. It is closer to a globally transferable digital asset with a total supply cap of approximately 21 million coins. Ordinary people only need to remember four points.

First, it rises sharply and also falls sharply. It doubled in 2024, saw a pullback after peaking in 2025, and has mostly been range-bound with slight declines since 2026, though recently there has been a notable rebound. Those who treat it as a “sure win” often find themselves caught in pullbacks.

Second, the long-term narrative is simple: limited supply, not relying on a single government’s credit, and enabling 24-hour global transfers. Spot ETFs, corporate holdings, and clearing infrastructure have transformed it from a geeky toy into an asset that some institutions consider appropriate for their allocations. This is also why new faces keep appearing during large price surges.

Third, for ordinary users, the most common use is not to leverage wildly, but to exchange fiat for USDT or directly buy a small amount of BTC with "affordable" money. Position management is more important than predicting the next round number.

Fourth, the cost of buying coins has two layers. One layer is market fluctuations, which cannot be controlled by anyone; the other layer includes fees, spreads, withdrawal fees, and whether you can receive the newcomer gift on the day of registration. While the market can’t be regulated, the second layer can be correctly accounted for in one go.

For those drawn in by the K-line in recent days, remember one thing: First clarify the costs and gifts of the account opening entry before discussing bullish or bearish views.

Why Binance is Often the First Stop

Retail investors care about four things: how deep the order book is, whether fees are clear, how convenient it is to deposit and withdraw fiat, and whether the tools are comprehensive.

Binance remains one of the most concentrated platforms for spot and derivative trading in the world. When buying BTC or ETH, the price difference is usually narrower, making it difficult for market orders to suffer from slippage. Buying $10,000 of Bitcoin on a platform with a shallow order book might result in a price difference of tens of dollars—this amount won't be listed on the fee table, but it exists in reality.

The products are also comprehensive. Spot trading, C2C, wealth management, contracts, and grid trading are all available in one app. Newcomers do not need to leverage immediately; completing “verification – deposit – making a trade” is sufficient.

Ordinary users face a flat fee of 0.10% for spot orders and 0.02% for limit orders, with 0.05% for market orders on USDT-denominated contracts. The pricing is not the lowest among top-tier platforms, but it can stack with BNB discounts, and further combine with the cashback for the registration entry. Additional to the newcomer tasks at this entry, the first year’s “reduced fees + received gifts” often feels more tangible than simply pursuing a 20% rebate, which is the advantage of AiCoin's invitation code.

It should also be noted: not all countries and regions can use Binance; leveraged positions still incur losses. Choosing Binance is about selecting liquidity and comprehensive tools, not about guaranteed profits.

AiCoin’s exclusive Binance registration link:

https://jump.do/zh-Hans/xlink-proxy?id=3

Or log in via the official website/app directly inputting the invitation code aicoin668 to enjoy the generous registration benefits exclusive to AiCoin’s invitation code.

AiCoin's Exclusive Rate, 10% Rebate, Two Newcomer Gifts, How to Stack Them

First, clarify the four main calculations. Position vouchers are counted at face value towards gifts, but they are not cash that has already entered the spot account.

First Calculation: Market Fees.

Spot trades incur a fee of 0.10% of the transaction amount. Buying $10,000 US and selling comes to about $20 in fees. Contracts calculate fees based on notional principal; market orders incur 0.05%, and a $10,000 position incurs about $5 in fees.

Second Calculation: BNB Discounts, unrelated to the invitation code.

After enabling “Pay fees with BNB,” spot fees are discounted to 75%, bringing them down to 0.075%; while USDT-denominated contracts get a 10% discount, making market order fees 0.045%. Keeping a few BNB in the account usually covers fees for a certain period.

Third Calculation: 10% cashback at this entry, binding during registration.

10% cashback is refunded based on your actual deducted net fees, mostly credited in USDC to the spot account. Cashback typically stops level-up to VIP 3; contract rebates default to 12 months after you activate contracts.
Stacking order: first VIP fee rate deducted → then BNB discount → lastly, after applying the discount, 10% cashback on net fees.

​Spot:

0.10% × 0.75 × 0.90 = 0.0675%

Contract buy market orders:

0.05% × 0.90 × 0.90 = 0.0405%

Compared to a pure 20% rebate entry (also using BNB): spots amount to about 0.060%, and contract market orders are about 0.036%.

This means that relative to long-term rates, at a 20% entry, for every $100,000 in trade, you'd pay $7.5 less in the spot market and $45 less for every $1,000,000 on market orders. The difference is consistently present, and gifts can hedge this.

The Fourth Calculation: Two Newcomer Benefits from this entry.

Benefit 1: New customers can get up to 440U (three tiers that stack, you can receive the first tier by depositing 100U)

 

1. Deposit 100U + trade 100U → receive 100U position voucher
2. Deposit 1,000U + trade 50,000U → receive an additional 300U position voucher
3. Deposit 3,000U + trade 200,000U → receive another 40U cash voucher

Completing all three tiers results in: 400U position vouchers + 40U cash vouchers = 440U.

Benefit 2: Open blind boxes, with a maximum of 25 RE

 

1. Register + deposit 50U + trade 100U + log in to the App
2. Upon completion, receive a special event blind box, randomly drawing RE tokens, with a maximum of 25 pieces

The threshold for the first tier position voucher is almost the same as that for the blind box: depositing 100U, trading 100U, and logging into the App can be completed on the same day. The position voucher is for contract experience, with leverage, rules, and expiration; the 40U cash voucher is closer to actual subsidies; the RE is subject to the results of the blind box draw, not guaranteed to be a maximum of 25 pieces.

Three Examples: 10% Rebate + Task Gifts

The price is based on the current rate of approximately $86,000 per Bitcoin.

Example 1: Xiao Zhang, attracted by this rebound, first buys 2000U of BTC and completes the first tier.

Spot buy fees for 2000U:

 

• Base rate: 2.00U
• Only using BNB: 1.50U
• BNB + 10% cashback: actually paid 1.35U (0.65U less than the base rate)
• If using a pure 20% entry: actually paid 1.20U

The difference in fees is only 0.15U.

Xiao Zhang qualifies for the first tier of Benefit 1: deposit 100U + trade 100U, gaining a 100U position voucher; also satisfying the blind box condition, receiving one RE blind box. Typically, on the 20% entry, this tier would yield nothing.

For someone who wants to “buy a little and hold,” completing the registration tasks and setting up the invitation relationship is more important than worrying about a fee difference of 0.0075%.

Example 2: Xiao Li, with a total of about 100,000 U in monthly spot trading.

Looking only at rebates, this entry pays approximately 90U more than the 20% entry in a year.

If Xiao Li completes all three tiers of Benefit 1:

 

• Relative to the base rate, he pays less in a year: 1200 - 810 = 390U
• Task gifts: 400U position voucher + 40U cash voucher + 1 RE blind box
• Cash voucher worth 40U + a year’s savings of 390U can be treated as “money”
• Position voucher worth 400U is counted at face value in the gifts, converting to contract principal only upon utilization

The first year's “fee savings + cash vouchers” is about 430U, plus the position voucher and the blind box. A pure 20% entry’s fee savings for the first year is about 480U, but lacks this extra 440U incentive.

If he also trades contracts, using a notional market order of 1 million U each month:

 

• Base market order: 500U
• Using BNB: 450U
• At this entry, after 10% cashback: 405U (saving 95U each month)
• 20% entry, about 360U (saving 140U each month)

Contracts come with liquidation risks; this is just friction costs and does not equate to an endorsement of leverage.

Example 3: Also making a market order of 100,000 U, compared to other platforms.

Compared by “a few points less per transaction,” the 20% entry is harsher, saving about $7.5 on the same $100,000.

Considering the newcomer gifts: for this entry, the first tier only requires depositing 100U and trading 100U, allowing users to receive a 100U position voucher and a blind box; achieving up to the third tier could yield an additional 40U cash. For the vast majority of first-time BTC buyers, the $7.5 fee difference is far less than the gift's face value.

While Others Offer a 20% Rebate, We Provide 10% + Gifts, Who is More Friendly to Newcomers?

Both sides are calculated based on ordinary users with BNB activated. The gifts should be unpacked to avoid confusing vouchers with cash.

The fee difference is fixed: for every transaction of 10,000 U in spot trading, we approximately pay 0.75U more; and for contract buy market orders per 10,000 U notional, we pay about 0.45U more.

For trial users: deposit 100U, trade 100U, then buy 2000U of BTC

 

• 20% entry fees: 1.20U
• Ours: 1.35U (an extra 0.15U)
• Our additional benefits: 100U position voucher + RE blind box

0.15U buys a position voucher and one blind box. For first-time entrants with funds from a few hundred to two thousand U, we are friendlier. The premise is that the position vouchers must be used for contracts; if they avoid contracting altogether, the advantage mainly remains with the blind box.

For serious account holders: reaching the second tier (deposit 1,000U + trade 50,000U)

 

• 20% entry fees: 30U
• Ours: 33.75U (an extra 3.75U)
• Our additional benefits: 400U position voucher + blind box

3.75U for a 400U position voucher. Suitable for newcomers who “plan to put some funds in and will also explore contracts.”

Completing all three tiers (deposit 3,000U + trade 200,000U)

 

• 20% entry fees: 120U
• Ours: 135U (an extra 15U)
• Our additional benefits: 400U position voucher + 40U cash voucher + blind box

The cash voucher alone of 40U already covers this 15U, additionally providing 25U. The position voucher and blind box are extra. This tier is the most stable on paper.

How Long for a 20% Rebate to Catch Up with the Gifts?

The fee difference won’t disappear, and vouchers are one-time. The transaction amount needed to equalize spot fees = gift face value ÷ 0.0075%.

Contracts are similar: the fee difference for market orders is 0.0045%, and a 100U position voucher would require about 2.22 million U in notional transactions to compensate for the value of this voucher. Newcomers rarely start trading at this volume right away.

Putting it into the first year's overall account

Newcomer A: deposits 100U, trades 100U, and thereafter trades 2000U monthly; completing 12 months. Total annual spot trading is about 24,000 U. The 20% entry's fee is approximately 14.4U, while ours is about 16.2U, an additional 1.8U resulting in a 100U position voucher and blind box. The first year is friendlier to us.

Newcomer B: completes all three tiers, then trades 100,000 U monthly, counting for 12 months. Total annual spot trading is 1.2 million U. The 20% entry fee is 720U, while ours is 810U, an additional 90U; we also have 400U position voucher + 40U cash + blind box. Comparing “less spent in fees + cash”: 20% entry saves about 480U relative to the base fee; ours is 390U + 40U cash = 430U, meaning under a cash view, the 20% entry leaves about 50U unspent; considering the position voucher at face value, our total package is significantly more substantial in the first year. If B opts out of contracts, making the position voucher worthless, the 20% entry might save about 50U in the first year.

One-sentence Judgment

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On one hand, competitors offer 10 points higher on rebates, which is steady growth; our entry has a 10% rebate, but completing registration tasks can yield two types of benefits at once. For those who haven’t registered yet and were attracted by the recent rebound, what they often lack is not about pushing the 0.060% lower, but whether there are gifts to receive at the moment of registration. Based on this perspective, the 10% rebate plus the maximum 440U newcomer gift and RE blind box is friendlier for newcomers; while the 20% is designed for those who have been trading for a long time and have already used up their vouchers to reap long-term discounts.

Register on the same day in this order to ensure no benefits are missed

 

1. Use this entry link to register, locking in 10% rebate + the aforementioned newcomer tasks. It is often difficult to retroactively bind later.
2. Complete identity verification and log in to the App (one of the blind box conditions).
3. Deposit through on-chain recharge or C2C. Internal transfers and payment transfers usually do not count towards “depositing 100U / depositing 50U.”
4. Enable “Pay fees with BNB,” and prepare some BNB.
5. First, complete the minimum tier: deposit 100U + effective trade of 100U, claiming a 100U position voucher and opening a blind box.
6. If funds and trading plans allow, proceed to the second tier (deposit 1,000U + trade 50,000U) and third tier (deposit 3,000U + trade 200,000U), gaining an additional 300U position voucher and 40U cash voucher.
7. Confirm on the account recommendations or fee rate page that the cashback is indeed 10%; check the task center to ensure the vouchers are credited, their validity, and applicable products.

When buying the first BTC, try to use limit orders close to the market price. In a market that has risen 6% in a single day, market orders are most likely to incur additional slippage.

Align Your Expectations Properly

The 10% rebate saves on every friction cost; the 440U represents the face value of the task gifts, of which 400U is the position voucher, and only 40U is the cash voucher; the RE blind box is randomly drawn, with a maximum of 25 pieces not guaranteed. This description summing the position vouchers, trial limits, or token caps into a total of “tens of thousands of U gifts” isn’t applicable here.

For those like Xiao Zhang, trying with a purchase of two thousand U: the long-term rebate difference of a few dimes pales in comparison to the tangible experience of the first-tier position voucher and blind box.

For those like Xiao Li, rolling 100,000 U monthly: annual fees drop from about 1200U to 810U, compounded with task gifts; compared to the 20% entry, the rebate is about 90U lower in a year, but the gift value in the first year is higher.

From the second year onward, once the vouchers are used up, the comparison will be between 0.0675% and 0.060% of this small margin.

The recent spike in Bitcoin only indicates a return of risk appetite, not the end of retractions. Those suited to enter are those who accept “a potential 20% drop first”; those suited for this entry are those who accept the custodial risks of centralized exchanges while also wanting to claim both layers of newcomer benefits at once.

The market cannot be controlled. The method of registration, the rebate percentage, and whether tasks have been completed can all be aligned correctly on the same day.

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