I've seen many newcomers being misled into deregistering and re-binding. Honestly, this is a lose-lose operation; no one benefits.

Why do I say that? Because the rules are clear:

An identity can usually only be bound to one referral relationship. If you unbind or deregister and then use a new account to start over, the system still won't recognize the new binding relationship, and you won't earn any commissions. You also waste your effort, and the referrer loses their commission as well. The result is both parties permanently lose their fee income.

So, what should you do? It's actually very simple:

First, use an ID that has never been registered before to open a new account. This way, the system can recognize it properly, and the referral chain can be established.

Second, genuinely invite new users. Not just randomly, but target users who don't have an exchange account yet—these users are the most valuable.

Third, and most importantly—clearly explain this rule proactively. Don't wait for others to ask; tell them why this is necessary. This not only demonstrates your professionalism but also builds trust.

In short, there will always be an information gap between us and users. But never exploit this gap to deceive them. Sacrificing long-term cooperation for a small short-term gain is harmful to both sides. Make sure they understand the rules correctly before recommending, so that you are responsible to both yourself and the users.