
HTX Trading Mining: A Rare Low-Risk Doubling Opportunity for Ordinary Investors
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HTX Trading Mining: A Rare Low-Risk Doubling Opportunity for Ordinary Investors
Even without immediately selling after receiving HTX mining rewards, holding HTX offers substantial profit potential.
On March 22, Huobi HTX officially released an announcement regarding its trading mining program, increasing the Maker reward from 105% to 110% and the Taker reward from 102% to 105%. The additional rewards have now been doubled.
This event will end on April 14, leaving approximately 20 more days to take advantage of the doubled rewards!
How to Maximize Mining Earnings
To encourage broader user participation in the trading mining campaign, the platform has set a daily reward cap per account. This prevents market makers from claiming all rewards at the beginning and ensures fair participation opportunities for regular users.
With a daily reward cap of 5,000 USDT per user, assuming a spot trading fee rate of 1%, a trader would need to generate around 4,545 USDT in fees to receive the full 5,000 USDT reward. Achieving 4,545 USDT in fees requires approximately 454,500 USDT worth of BTC trading volume, or about 6.5 BTC.
If you have 10,000 USDT in assets, you’d need to complete roughly 45 Maker trades or 90 Taker trades; with 50,000 USDT in assets, fewer than 20 trades would be sufficient to claim the maximum reward.
For example, earning a 500 USDT reward with 50,000 USDT in capital yields a 1% daily return. Naturally, the larger your capital, the fewer trades required; smaller capital means more transactions needed—refer to the table below.

Assuming daily participation without compounding, investing 50,000 USDT could yield a 30% return over 30 days—far exceeding typical financial product returns. With a 10,000 USDT investment and a daily 5% return, starting now until the event ends in 20 days would double your funds.
Therefore, participating in trading mining is highly profitable—it just requires active trading.
Even if slippage losses occur during trading, as long as BTC and HTX do not experience a sharp decline, the earned rewards are more than enough to offset such losses. Moreover, just as there may be losses, there can also be gains—if BTC and HTX prices rise, profits will be even higher.
HTX Buyback Volume Now Significantly Exceeds Burn Volume
According to official data, on March 21 alone, the amount of HTX bought back was three times the newly issued supply from trading mining—for every 100 HTX newly mined, 300 HTX were repurchased. As a result, the circulating supply in the secondary market has already begun to decrease. Notably, the buyback budget includes all revenues from BTC/USDT trading, not just those generated by the trading mining program. Interested investors can check the daily buyback figures via official announcements.

Therefore, even if you choose not to sell immediately after receiving HTX mining rewards, holding HTX offers significant profit potential.
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