Question 1

What is GAS?

Accepted Answer

GAS is the platform's internal credit balance used for platform services. It is not a cryptocurrency and cannot be withdrawn. **GAS is used for:** - **Bot profit-sharing charges** — when your copy trading bot generates profit, a share is deducted as a platform fee. **Where to view your GAS balance:** 1. Go to **Credit** from the user menu or wallet dropdown. 2. The balance grid shows your **Total Balance**, **Available Balance**, and **Reserved** amounts. 3. Reserved amounts include pending profit-sharing charges that will be deducted when settlements occur.

Question 2

What charges can the platform deduct?

Accepted Answer

The main user-facing charges on the platform are: - **Bot profit-sharing** (charged in GAS) — Percentage of profit deducted when your bot makes gains. - **USDT package purchases** (charged in USDT) — Buying GAS credit packages with USDT. - **Withdrawal fees** (charged in USDT) — Network fee deducted from each withdrawal amount. **Important:** Exchange trading fees (maker/taker fees) are charged **by the exchange itself** (Binance, Bybit, etc.), not by Quant Alpha. These fees are deducted directly from your exchange account when trades execute.

Question 3

平台会扣哪些费用？

Accepted Answer

平台主要的用户侧费用包括： - **机器人收益分配**（扣除 GAS）— 机器人盈利时按比例扣除的平台费用。 - **USDT 套餐购买**（扣除 USDT）— 使用 USDT 购买 GAS 信用套餐。 - **提现手续费**（扣除 USDT）— 每笔提现扣除的网络费用。 **重要：** 交易所交易手续费（挂单/吃单费）由 **交易所本身**（币安、Bybit 等）收取，不由 Quant Alpha 收取。这些费用在交易执行时直接从您的交易所账户扣除。

Question 4

How are bot charges applied?

Accepted Answer

Charges are deducted automatically from your eligible balance: **For bot profit-sharing:** 1. When your copy trading bot generates profit, the platform calculates the profit-sharing amount. 2. This amount is reserved from your GAS balance and shown as "Reserved" or "Pending Profit Sharing" on the Credit page. 3. When the settlement cycle completes, the reserved amount is deducted and recorded in your transaction history. 4. If your GAS balance is insufficient to cover the profit-sharing charge, your bot may be paused until you top up. **Where to view charges:** - Go to **Credit** page → scroll down to the **Transaction History** table. - All GAS deductions are listed with type, amount, date, and description.

Question 5

What is the difference between USDT and GAS?

Accepted Answer

- **Type:** USDT is an external cryptocurrency (stablecoin). GAS is an internal platform credit. - **Used for:** USDT is used for deposits, withdrawals, and purchasing GAS packages. GAS is used for subscriptions, bot profit-sharing, and other platform services. - **Can withdraw:** USDT can be withdrawn to an external wallet. GAS cannot be withdrawn — it stays within the platform. - **Source:** USDT comes from depositing from an external wallet or transferring from another user. GAS is purchased with USDT on the Credit page, or earned via promotions. - **Stored in:** USDT is held in your platform wallet. GAS is held in your platform credit account. **How they connect:** - You deposit **USDT** to your platform wallet. - You can use USDT to **purchase GAS credit packages** on the Credit page. - GAS is then used for all platform-internal billing (subscriptions, bot fees).

Question 6

Where can I view charge history?

Accepted Answer

You can view different types of charges in these locations: **For GAS transactions (bot charges):** 1. Go to **USDT Balance** from the user menu or wallet dropdown. 2. Scroll down to the **Transaction History** section. **For USDT transaction (Gas package purchases):** 1. Go to **GAS Balance** page. 2. Scroll down to the **Transaction History** section. **For withdrawal fees:** 1. Go to **Wallet → Withdraw**. 2. Scroll down to the **Withdrawal History** table.