Bonus and Trial Fund Rules – x.me

What is Bonus?

Bonus is a benefit product provided by VOOX for new users. It can be used as Futures trading margin and will be prioritized to offset trading fees, trading losses, and funding fees. Bonus itself cannot be withdrawn, but profits generated from trading with Bonus can be withdrawn. When users withdraw profits generated from trading with Bonus, they must complete an on-chain deposit of at least 10 USDT. Bonus has a validity period. If funds are transferred out while the Bonus balance is not 0, the Bonus will become invalid. Bonus is mainly used to help users experience Futures trading.

What is Trial Fund?

Trial Fund is a type of reward fund provided by the platform. Users can unlock and withdraw it by completing the target trading volume. Trial Fund has a validity period. If it is not unlocked within the validity period, it will be reclaimed by the system.

Trial Fund cannot be used to offset trading fees, funding fees, or losses, and cannot be transferred to another account.

Can Bonus and Trial Fund be withdrawn?

Neither Bonus nor Trial Fund can be directly withdrawn. However, profits generated from trading with Bonus or Trial Fund may be withdrawn after meeting platform rules.

Which trading products can Bonus be used for?

Bonus is mainly used for Futures Trading. It usually cannot be used for Spot Trading, wealth management products, Strategy Trading, or other non-designated purposes.

Can Bonus be used as margin?

Yes. Bonus can be used as margin for Futures Trading, helping users experience Futures Trading.

What fees can Bonus offset?

Standard Futures Bonus can usually be used to offset Futures Trading fees, trading losses, and funding fees. Bonus rules may vary across campaigns and are subject to the campaign page.

When Bonus and user-owned funds exist at the same time, which is used first?

When both user-owned funds and Bonus exist in the Futures Account, the system usually prioritizes Bonus as opening margin and also prioritizes Bonus for related deductions.

What is the deduction order of Bonus?

If trading fees and losses occur at the same time, standard Futures Bonus usually offsets trading fees first, then trading losses. Specific rules are subject to the page instructions.

Are trading fees offset by Bonus included in commission rebates?

No. Trading fees offset by Bonus are not included in commission rebates or commission calculations.

Does Bonus have an expiration date?

Yes. Bonus usually has a claim validity period and a usage validity period. If it is not claimed or used within the validity period, it will automatically expire or be reclaimed by the system.

What happens after Bonus expires?

After Bonus expires, the unused portion will be reclaimed by the system. If there are open positions in the account, the system may reclaim the Bonus after the positions are closed. Specific rules are subject to the relevant instructions.

Does Bonus need to be claimed manually?

Some Bonus rewards need to be manually claimed by users on the campaign page or in the Rewards Center. If not claimed within the claim period, they may automatically expire.

Where can I view Bonus?

Users can view Bonus balance on the Futures Trading page, or check claimed, in-use, and expired Bonus records in the Rewards Center or campaign page.

How can I obtain Trial Fund?

Users can obtain Trial Fund by participating in platform campaigns, completing beginner tasks, trading tasks, or other reward tasks.

How is Trial Fund unlocked?

Some Trial Funds require users to complete a specified trading volume before unlocking. For example, after the Trial Fund is credited, the user completes the required Futures trading volume, and the system automatically unlocks the reward.

Can Trial Fund be withdrawn after unlocking?

If allowed by the campaign rules, Trial Fund can be withdrawn from the Futures Account after the required trading volume is completed and the reward is unlocked. Specific rules are subject to the campaign rules.

What happens if the Trial Fund task is not completed?

If the user does not complete the specified task within the validity period, the Trial Fund may expire and be reclaimed by the system.

What is net deposit?

Net deposit usually refers to the amount transferred into the Futures Account during the campaign period minus the amount transferred out.

Net Deposit = Amount Transferred In - Amount Transferred Out

What happens if liquidation occurs while holding Bonus?

If forced liquidation or liquidation occurs in the Futures Account, the related Bonus, Trial Fund, or reward voucher may become invalid or be reclaimed by the system. Specific rules are subject to the campaign rules.

Will Bonus reclaim affect positions?

It may. If the Bonus is reclaimed and the account margin becomes insufficient, liquidation risk may increase. Users should pay attention to account risk and avoid abnormal positions caused by Bonus expiration or reclaim.

Can multiple Bonus rewards or vouchers be used at the same time?

To be confirmed.

Can Bonus be transferred, sold, or given to others?

No. Bonus, Trial Fund, and reward vouchers are limited to the user’s own account and must be used according to the rules. They cannot be transferred, sold, or used for non-designated purposes.

What behaviors may lead to Bonus cancellation?

Multi-account claiming, associated account farming, wash trading, malicious arbitrage, fake trading, abnormal high-frequency trading, use of emulators, or other violations to obtain rewards may result in Bonus cancellation, profit deduction, or account restrictions.

What should users pay attention to when using Bonus?

Before use, users should check the Bonus type, applicable products, validity period, whether it can offset losses, whether it can be withdrawn, trading volume requirements, and reclaim rules. Bonus rules may vary across different campaigns.

Do Bonus and Trial Fund guarantee profits?

No. Bonus and Trial Fund are only used for trading experience or campaign rewards. Futures Trading itself carries risks, and users are responsible for their own trading risks.