I think we’ve been looking at VIP programs the wrong way... The first question is usually “How much do you have?” It's always been about Assets, Trading volume, Large account balances. But MEXC VVIP starts the conversation differently. You can enter Standard with an initial M-Score of 350, without a specified asset balance or trading-volume requirement. And the part I found more interesting is that M-Score isn’t simply about how much you trade. MEXC says it considers things like: → Trading → Account assets → Security settings → Daily activity So your score can change as your activity changes. But here's the detail I think people should actually pay attention to Under the applicable Global/APAC MEXC Card promotion, Standard lists 4% cashback with a 100 USDT monthly cashback cap. That cap changes how you should look at the percentage. $2,500 spend × 4% = $100 You've reached the monthly cap. Spend $5,000 and the calculation would be $200, but the listed monthly cap remains 100 USDT. So the number I’d remember isn't just the 4%. It’s the cap. That’s the difference between reading a VIP benefits page and actually understanding what the benefit means for you. If you're already using @MEXC, check your M-Score, current tier, and the benefits available to you.