Yesterday, I looked at the latest contract profit-sharing plan launched by a leading exchange. The design concept is quite unique.

The profit-sharing chart clearly shows the logic—it's easy to see how they take a portion of the trading fees to give back to users. Essentially, this approach allows users participating in contract trading to get a share, rather than the exchange making all the profits alone.

For someone like me who frequently trades contracts, this is quite interesting. You can trade and also share in the profits, effectively turning part of the trading fees into additional income. Many people are optimistic about this model because it is highly transparent and easy to understand.

Of course, how much you can actually share depends on the actual trading volume and the distribution ratio, but the concept itself is definitely worth paying attention to.