I see many newcomers being misled into canceling and rebinding—I need to tell you the truth: this is a lose-lose operation where nobody wins.

Why do I say this? Because the rules are right here:

One identity can typically only bind a referral relationship once. If you unbind or cancel, then switch to a new account and start over, the system still won't recognize the new binding relationship, and you won't get a single commission. You'll have wasted your effort, and the referrer's commission is gone too. The result is both parties lose fee income permanently.

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

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

Second, actually bring in new users. Not just anyone, but people who genuinely don't have exchange accounts yet—this group has the highest value.

Third, and most important—actively explain this rule clearly. Don't wait for people to ask; directly tell them why this needs to be done this way. This demonstrates your professionalism while building trust.

To put it plainly, there will always be information asymmetries between us and users. But never exploit that gap to deceive people. Don't sacrifice long-term cooperation opportunities for short-term small gains—it hurts both parties. Make sure you understand the rules correctly before recommending; that's the responsible approach for everyone involved.