Previously, I understood that VIP trading volume was high enough and transaction fees were lower. For people who frequently or frequently trade, the main value of VIP is the discounted transaction fees, which can save a "mountain" in the long run. But seeing @ binancezh launch VIP Earn, I think we need to redefine 'VIP'. In the past, VIP mainly solved the problem of "transaction costs"; Now, VIP Earn is further addressing the issue of how idle assets can generate better returns. This is also something I think this upgrade is worth paying attention to. VIP users who meet the criteria can receive an APR 10% -20% higher than regular Earn products on designated Earn products, and the subscription limit for some products can be increased up to 10 times the regular limit. And the assets covered are not limited to a few obscure tokens, mainstream assets such as BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, etc. are all covered. For me, the significance of this change is quite significant, as idle assets can also yield higher financial returns. Many long-term traders do not keep all their assets in a trading state indefinitely. Sometimes waiting for market trends, sometimes holding spot stocks, and sometimes short positions. The current VIP benefits have become: Enjoy better trading privileges during transactions; When not trading, there is also a chance to enjoy better Earn conditions. This is more like a complete VIP system. Another interesting point is that VIP Earn does not allow users to search for products everywhere, but provides exclusive VIP entrances on Binance websites and apps, gathering eligible opportunities for regular and on chain coin earning. Even supports non VIP users to view in read-only mode in advance. I think this design is quite clever. Because VIP should not be just a 'tag that some people see', but should allow ordinary users to see it in advance. What can I gain in the future if I continue to use Binance, accumulate assets and trading volume? In this way, VIP is no longer just a level of transaction fees, but has become a user rights system that can be continuously upgraded. Of course, APR is not a fixed income commitment, and the specific returns still depend on the token, product, lock up period, and the supply situation at that time. This still needs to be viewed rationally. But from a product logic perspective, I think the direction is very clear: Binance is upgrading VIP from "trading privileges" to "comprehensive asset services". For those who have been using Binance for a long time, the truly worthwhile aspect of VIP may no longer be just the small discount on transaction fees. But as your trading, holdings, and asset size gradually increase, you can obtain increasingly complete services and more advantageous product conditions. Strive to become a VIP because your long-term support should not only result in lower transaction fees, but also in a better asset usage experience. ”This may be the core message that VIP Earn wants to convey. From trading, to holding positions, and to opportunities for asset appreciation, VIP is gradually transforming from a trading level to a more complete long-term user rights system.