CoinW Improves Futures Protection Program by Introducing New safeguarding Measures for Traders
CoinW, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency asset trading platforms, has launched the third phase of its Futures Protection Program. This program, which has become an integral part of many users' trading strategies, aims to offer a more resilient and predictable futures trading environment by mitigating sudden liquidation risks with structured compensation during periods of market turbulence.
Since its inception, over 30,000 futures traders have benefited from the program, safeguarding substantial futures positions totaling hundreds of thousands of USDT. The third phase introduces key enhancements aimed at improving security, compensation, and accessibility for futures traders amid volatile crypto markets.
Major Improvements in the Third Phase
- Stable daily earnings for users trading at least 100 USDT daily, providing consistent financial incentives.
- Dynamic quota growth mechanisms that allow users with lower balances to gradually increase their protection capacity.
- Volume-based subsidy eligibility and improved fee-to-subsidy conversion rates, enabling more diverse trading behaviours to qualify for protection.
- One-click enrollment and instant liquidation compensation, streamlining user participation and accelerating the payout process.
- Expansion from a one-time subsidy into a standardized, institutionalized risk-management solution integrated at the platform level.
The system automatically accelerates quota accumulation for users with lower balances, enabling faster access to the 500 USDT baseline. Trading volume is now incorporated into subsidy eligibility, alongside daily check-ins and referral rewards, creating multiple paths to earn subsidies. Improved fee-to-subsidy conversion now factors in trading volume, allowing users to maximize subsidies relative to their trading spend.
After a liquidation event, users can claim their USDT subsidy instantly with a single click from the "Pending Rewards Pool." Users can claim USDT subsidies to offset fees, margin requirements, or partial losses when losses occur.
CoinW's commitment is to drive the crypto derivatives industry towards a safer and more mature trading environment. The platform maintains a dedicated protection fund pool while users accumulate exclusive subsidy quotas based on their trading activity and referrals.
In addition to its focus on corporate social responsibility, supporting various causes such as orphanages in Africa and animal welfare in Taiwan, CoinW's Futures Protection Program provides timely financial compensation to futures traders in the volatile crypto market.
With the implementation of the third phase, CoinW strengthens its leadership in trader protection within the crypto derivatives market. The program is poised to refine and standardize, positioning it as a sustainable, replicable, and transparent risk control tool. The one-click enrollment with immediate effect lowers barriers to use, making the program more accessible to a wider range of traders.
- CoinW's third phase of the Futures Protection Program offers stable daily earnings for users trading at least 100 USDT daily.
- The program introduces dynamic quota growth mechanisms to help users with lower balances gradually increase their protection capacity.
- Volume-based subsidy eligibility and improved fee-to-subsidy conversion rates are now included in the program, encouraging diverse trading behaviors.
- One-click enrollment and instant liquidation compensation are new features in the third phase, streamlining user participation and accelerating the payout process.
- CoinW's program aims to expand from a one-time subsidy into a standardized, institutionalized risk-management solution at the platform level.
- The system automatically accelerates quota accumulation for users with lower balances, enabling faster access to the 500 USDT baseline.
- Users can claim their USDT subsidy instantly with a single click from the "Pending Rewards Pool," which can be used to offset fees, margin requirements, or partial losses.
