2025-12-31 08:23:44

Year-end sprint period, and major exchanges are all pondering how to rank higher on the leaderboard. To be honest, the competitive logic behind this involves quite a few tricks—marketing, products, ecosystem development… it all looks dazzling.

But if you want to find the most hardcore and hardest-to-package indicator, the entry threshold for exchange VIP users is definitely a mirror. This number doesn't lie—it directly reflects how many high-net-worth users are willing to put their assets in, and how the platform's liquidity and trading depth are. A low VIP threshold indicates a broad user base; a stable threshold with willing participants shows that the platform's attractiveness is indeed there.

Compared to various marketing gimmicks, this kind of data more truly reflects an exchange's real competitiveness.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 5h ago

The competition is fierce, and the VIP threshold is indeed hard to fake. It's much more reliable than those flashy marketing tricks.

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LiquidityLarry

· 8h ago

The VIP threshold is like a magic mirror; the tricks used to fleece retail investors can be seen through at a glance. The lower the threshold, the more ridiculous it is. Truly wealthy people won't bother with such nonsense. Data doesn't lie, but the marketing department of exchanges can. This year's end marketing stunt is really pointless. Just follow where the money is flowing.

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SatoshiNotNakamoto

· 12h ago

Alright, stop with the marketing hype. The VIP threshold is the real truth. Real data doesn't lie. The combination of low threshold and high activity is what truly shows strength. As the year ends, everyone wants to appear impressive, but looking at the number of VIP users and the thresholds makes everything clear. If the threshold is stable and people are coming in, it shows the platform's genuine appeal. There's nothing to boast about. This is how I evaluate a platform. Other marketing copy is just for listening.

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GasWrangler

· 12h ago

ngl, vip thresholds are just theater if you're not analyzing the actual mempool depth. most exchanges cite these numbers but won't show you the real liquidity spread data... empirically speaking, that's where the sub-optimal ones get exposed.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 12h ago

If I had known earlier that the VIP threshold could truly reflect strength, I wouldn't have been fooled by those flashy marketing tricks... Now looking at my wallet, I really want to cry.

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OnchainHolmes

· 12h ago

Basically, it's about which big players are willing to stay; no matter how fancy the marketing is, it's useless. VIP thresholds really can't deceive people; data is always the most honest. Constantly boasting about how perfect their ecosystem is, but in the end, high-net-worth users have all left, which is a joke. Liquidity depth is indeed hard to package; no matter how much you try to learn, you just can't master it.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 12h ago

Content language: Chinese VIP threshold is like a truth-seeing mirror; no matter how much money is spent on marketing, it can't fool the eyes of the wealthy. Capital volume is the real key. Major players with large assets have long seen through this; they won't be fooled by marketing tricks and only care about liquidity depth. While threshold data is objective, it also depends on whether these VIP users are actually trading or just lying idle. In plain terms, it's about who truly has big fish; no matter how aggressive the promotion, only a few real orders are truly valuable.

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