I’m not gonna lie, I’ve never really cared about having a VIP badge
If I’m moving up a tier, I want to know what’s actually waiting for me there
That’s what made me take a closer look at the MEXC VVIP relaunch
The first thing I noticed was the entry point
You can start with an M Score of 350 without needing to hold some crazy amount of assets or hit a massive trading volume just to qualify
Then it goes
Standard 351 to 599
Premier 600 to 799
Elite 800 and above
But personally, I’m not looking at those numbers thinking I need Elite
I’m thinking what do I actually get if I move up
For the MEXC Card, the difference is pretty clear
Standard 4 percent cashback up to 100 USDT per month
Premier 6 percent cashback up to 300 USDT per month
Elite 10 percent cashback up to 800 USDT per month
And this is the kind of thing I pay attention to
If I’m already using the Card for shopping, subscriptions or travel, cashback is something I can actually feel
Then there’s the futures side
Under the applicable campaign, eligible manually closed futures losses can have a chance of triggering a subsidy in futures trial funds
The trigger probability goes from 1 percent for Standard to 2 percent for Premier and 3 percent for Elite
The maximum subsidy per event also moves from 30 USDT to 50 USDT to 100 USDT
Obviously, I’m not treating that like guaranteed compensation because there are eligibility requirements and campaign limits
For eligible newly listed futures, there’s also increased position capacity
Premier can get up to 2 times the base position limit
Elite can get up to 3 times the base position limit
That one caught my attention too, especially for someone who actually trades those markets
And that’s really how I look at VIP programs
I’m not trying to collect fancy titles
If I use the Card a lot, I’ll care about the cashback
If I’m trading futures, I’ll look at the futures benefits
If I’m barely using either, then I don’t see much reason to chase a higher tier just for the flex
I want the tier to match how I actually use the platform
That’s what I find interesting about MEXC VVIP
I can start at an M Score of 350, see where I stand, check what each tier offers, and decide whether moving up actually makes sense for me
So instead of asking how high can I get
I’m asking will the next tier actually be useful to me
That’s the part I’d look at before chasing the badge
Check your M Score
Check your tier
Look at the benefits
Then decide what’s actually worth chasing
@MEXC Trade Wall Street Without Walls