Websea optimizes contract insurance and capital-preserving copy trading mechanisms, simultaneously upgrading the VIP benefits system

On July 20, 2026, Websea has officially completed the rule optimization of two core products: contract insurance and capital-protected copy trading, and simultaneously upgraded the VIP membership rights system. As an important component of Websea's derivatives service matrix, contract insurance and capital-protected copy trading have continuously attracted user attention since their launch. This rule optimization signifies that Websea is further refining its product positioning as a "worry-free derivatives trading platform" around user participation thresholds, rights acquisition paths, and product usage experiences.

In the cryptocurrency derivatives market, users are concerned not only about the trading itself but also about how to understand the products more easily, how to receive clearer rights feedback during the trading process, and whether the platform can provide more differentiated product services. Websea's linkage upgrade of contract insurance, capital-protected copy trading, and VIP rights system is a response to this trend.

Contract Insurance Upgrade: Clarifying the Airdrop Claim Path for the Insurance Pool

Contract insurance is a unique product mechanism created by Websea for self-contract trading and ordinary copy trading. Unlike traditional trading platforms that simply provide trading entry, Websea connects users' trading behaviors, insurance nodes, and insurance pool airdrops through contract insurance, offering contract users a more layered rights experience.

One of the key changes in this upgrade is the reset of the maximum claim rounds for β pool airdrops from 15 times to 14 times. Correspondingly, the airdrop claim threshold has been lowered from a maximum of 16,384 USDT to 8,192 USDT. For users, this adjustment makes the threshold for completing all airdrop claims in the current cycle more user-friendly and clarifies the path for entering the new claim cycle.

For existing users, Websea has also set up a smooth transition arrangement. If users are currently at the 14th claim round or below, they will not be affected and can continue to claim at the original pace; if users are currently at the original 15th claim round, this round will be executed at the corresponding amount of the 14th claim, with the accumulated progress fully retained. If the accumulated amount has reached the corresponding amount of the 14th claim, they can meet the claim conditions and enter the reset; if not, they can continue to accumulate until they reach the claim amount. Users' original claim progress will not reset to zero or be skipped.

This handling method, on one hand, releases the experience dividends after the upgrade, and on the other hand, takes into account the continuity for existing users, avoiding understanding costs or progress gaps caused by rule adjustments.

Enhanced Injection of Funds into the Insurance Pool, Providing More Support for Airdrop Distribution

In addition to the adjustment of claim rounds, another key focus of this contract insurance upgrade is the optimization of the fee injection mechanism for the insurance fund pool.

After the upgrade, the fee injection into the insurance fund pool will consist of two parallel parts:

1. Transaction fees injected by the platform according to the original mechanism;

2. 20% of the newly added insurance order transaction fees injected.

Meanwhile, user premiums will still fully enter the corresponding insurance fund pool according to the original rules.

Specifically, for users who activate α pool insurance, 20% of their insurance order transaction fees will be injected into the α pool; for users who activate β pool insurance, 20% of their insurance order transaction fees will be injected into the β pool. The α pool and β pool are independently accounted for and injected, providing more sufficient funding support for the airdrop distribution of the corresponding insurance pools.

From a product perspective, this mechanism strengthens the closed-loop capability of contract insurance. The insurance pool chosen by users will have a more direct connection with the transaction fees generated by the corresponding insurance orders. For Websea, this helps further enhance the transparency of the insurance pool's operation and the comprehensibility of the product, making it easier for users to feel the ongoing support behind the insurance pool mechanism.

Capital-Protected Copy Trading Upgrade: Privilege Codes Become New Subscription Quota Certificates

In terms of capital-protected copy trading, the core keyword for this upgrade by Websea is "privilege code."

The capital-protected copy trading privilege subscription mechanism will be fully optimized, and privilege codes will be introduced as certificates for privilege subscription quotas. After users hold a privilege code, they can initiate privilege subscriptions according to the corresponding quota and follow high-quality capital-protected copy traders for trading. Using privilege codes does not consume ordinary subscription quotas, and ordinary subscriptions are not affected.

This change makes the entry to rights in capital-protected copy trading clearer. In the past, users might have needed more understanding costs regarding the relationship between subscription quotas, ordinary subscriptions, and privilege subscriptions; after the upgrade, privilege codes, as independent certificates, can more intuitively carry privilege subscription quotas, allowing users to simply select available privilege codes in their accounts when initiating subscriptions to complete them according to the corresponding quota.

From a user experience perspective, the introduction of privilege codes has two values:

• Rights certificates are clearer: Users can clearly see which privilege subscription quotas they hold;

• Distinction is clearer: Ordinary subscriptions and privilege subscriptions form a clearer distinction, avoiding mutual influence when using rights.

New Users Receive Exclusive Benefits, Lowering the Experience Threshold for Unique Products

This upgrade of capital-protected copy trading also sets exclusive benefits for new users.

According to the rules, new users will receive a 100 USDT privilege quota after completing registration, valid for a limited time of 7 days. After completing advanced KYC, this quota can be used for capital-protected copy trading.

For new users, this benefit lowers the threshold for accessing Websea's unique products. Users do not need to deeply understand the complex product rights system from the start but can experience the core functions of capital-protected copy trading more lightly through the limited-time privilege quota. This also reflects Websea's approach to new user conversion and product education: first allowing users to gain perceivable rights, then gradually understanding the platform's more complete product matrix.

For the platform, the new user benefits also help Websea's unique products to be perceived by users more quickly. Compared to just displaying product introductions, directly providing usable privilege quotas is more likely to create real experiences and brand memories.

Lightweight Linkage of VIP Rights, Enhancing High-Level Users' Sense of Gain

In addition to the two main lines of contract insurance and capital-protected copy trading, this upgrade also synchronously incorporates VIP rights linkage.

In contract insurance, VIP users at level 3 and above can enjoy the right to reduce the reset rounds for airdrop claims. VIP levels 3-5 can reduce by 1 round, VIP levels 6-8 can reduce by 2 rounds, and VIP levels 9-10 can reduce by 3 rounds, with the reduced claim reset rounds not being less than 9 rounds. VIP levels are determined daily, and when levels change, the round reduction rights will be adjusted immediately.

In capital-protected copy trading, VIP users at level 3 and above will automatically receive corresponding amounts of VIP privilege codes each month without additional application or activation. The higher the VIP level, the higher the privilege subscription quota corresponding to the privilege code, and the larger the maximum amount that can be followed.

According to the rules, the system will confirm the user's VIP level at 00:00 (UTC+8) on the 1st of each month and issue the corresponding amount of VIP privilege codes based on that level; the codes will be issued punctually at 08:00 (UTC+8) on the same day. If the VIP level changes during the month, it will not affect the already issued privilege codes, and new privilege codes will be issued based on the level at that time on the 1st of the next month.

The VIP system is not the main focus of this upgrade, but it plays an important connecting role: linking the claiming experience in contract insurance and the privilege subscription quotas in capital-protected copy trading. Through this lightweight linkage, Websea allows high-level users to receive more direct rights feedback in core products.

From Single Product Optimization to Derivatives Service Experience Upgrade

Overall, Websea's rule optimization this time is not simply adjusting individual product parameters but further sorting out the relationship between contract insurance, capital-protected copy trading, and VIP rights, enhancing the platform's derivatives service experience.

• Contract Insurance: Focuses on the airdrop claiming experience of the insurance pool, enhancing clarity through round optimization and fee injection, allowing users to better understand the relationship between nodes, insurance pools, and claiming cycles.

• Capital-Protected Copy Trading: Focuses on the subscription experience, making it easier for users to understand and use privilege subscription quotas through the privilege code mechanism and new user benefits.

• VIP Rights: As a supplementary connection, helping high-level users gain clearer rights feedback in both contract insurance and capital-protected copy trading scenarios.

From a brand perspective, this upgrade further strengthens Websea's differentiated positioning. Instead of simply emphasizing trading functions, Websea is building a more complete derivatives service matrix through contract insurance, capital-protected copy trading, and membership rights systems. This product combination helps enhance users' long-term recognition of the platform and assists Websea in forming a more distinctive brand label in the highly competitive cryptocurrency derivatives market.

In the future, with more product rights and user growth scenarios being integrated, Websea is expected to continue exploring derivatives trading experiences centered around "more peace of mind, more ease, and greater sense of gain," promoting the platform's upgrade from a trading entry to a comprehensive user rights service platform.