Been comparing the VIP programs of centralized exchanges, their benefits and the requirements to reach certain VIP levels, and they all look very different.
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@MEXC VIP program stands out for a couple of reasons, especially the zero-threshold entry for the VVIP Standard tier, which already comes with nice benefits (4% cashback on card spending for example) and basically no major requirements, whereas other exchanges require five or even six figures in assets or volume.
The benefits grow with the VIP tiers (more cashback, future loss subsidies, APR boosters) and are based on their M-score (considers trading, assets, security settings) but stay achievable, worth checking out