Playing with cryptocurrencies over the years, the most intuitive feeling is that details determine returns. To be honest, many people overlook the wallet rebate aspect — it may seem insignificant, but over the long term, it can save a lot of fees.

I have used several top wallets, and after binding and inviting, it indeed helps reduce costs. I didn’t pay much attention to this before, but later I found that over 200 friends around me used the same invitation link, and the accumulated savings on fees were quite substantial. However, it’s important to clarify — choose reliable wallet platforms based on quality, not just any invitation is worth following.

This reflects a broader market trend: from exchanges to wallets, and then to various DeFi tools, rebate and incentive mechanisms are increasingly becoming the focus of competition. In the tokenization era, user stickiness is shifting from simply increasing trading pairs to deepening and sustaining ecological incentives.

Recently, some friends plan to publish a book sharing their crypto investment insights — this is also a manifestation of this trend — more and more people are willing to systematically summarize and share their experiences. This indicates that the entire industry is gradually moving from hype to rational accumulation.

Of course, all investments carry risks, and choosing platforms should be done cautiously. I am only sharing some personal experiences and market observations, and this does not constitute investment advice.