Bitget Campaign Rewards, Fee Discounts, and Market Maker Rebates
Summary
The document explains two time-limited Bitget campaigns with different eligibility rules. The Alliance Program allocates a share of eligible net transaction fee revenue to a reward pool, split between trading-volume rewards and asset-based rewards. Individual shares are calculated relative to eligible participants' seven-day average activity or holdings, with minimum thresholds, caps, excluded products, and periodic distributions. It also describes automatic VIP protection passes and their activation requirements.
Project Stand Together targets eligible PRO traders and Market Makers. It offers reduced taker fees on qualifying spot and futures activity, increased maker rebates for specified futures pairs, and an extension of PRO tier protection. The examples show how the rates change, while the description highlights that lower taker costs can matter at high volumes and maker rebates can reward liquidity provision. These are campaign terms, not evidence of lasting trading profitability. Rewards depend on eligibility, qualifying activity, asset snapshots, and exclusions; jurisdictional restrictions and the document's truncated section on tier extensions also limit completeness.
Key ideas
- The Alliance Program divides its reward pool between qualifying trading activity and asset holdings.
- Reward shares depend on relative seven-day averages and are subject to thresholds, caps, and exclusions.
- Project Stand Together lowers eligible PRO taker fees and raises certain futures maker rebates.
- VIP and PRO tier protection benefits have separate eligibility, timing, and activation conditions.
- Temporary fee incentives affect trading costs but do not establish that a trading strategy is profitable.
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