HTX Unveils 'Earn as You Borrow' Week with Major Discounts on Crypto Loans

Nov 10, 2025, 5:36 a.m. 2 sources positive

HTX, the cryptocurrency exchange formerly known as Huobi, has launched the 'Earn as You Borrow' Week, a limited-time campaign running from 16:00 UTC on November 7 to 15:59 UTC on November 14, 2025. This initiative is designed to help traders manage funds more efficiently and seize opportunities in volatile markets by offering triple rewards with no entry requirements beyond KYC verification.

Event 1: USDT Loan Rebates – To address strong demand for stablecoin borrowing, HTX is providing tiered interest rebates of up to 30% on USDT loans via Margin or Collateral Swap. Rebates are based on cumulative borrowing volume: 10% for borrowing ≥10,000 USDT, 20% for ≥100,000 USDT, and 30% for ≥1,000,000 USDT, enabling users to capture profits at lower costs.

Event 2: PoW Token Discounts – HTX is offering borrowing cost reductions of up to 50% on major Proof-of-Work tokens, including BTC, LTC, DOGE, BCH, and ETC. Discounts are tiered by Prime user levels: average users receive 10% off, Prime 1-3 get 30% off, and Prime 4 and above enjoy 50% off, automatically applied to margin loans or swaps for enhanced cost advantages in hedging or arbitrage.

Event 3: Interest Vouchers – All participants borrowing a cumulative total of 20,000 USDT or equivalent in any supported cryptocurrency receive a 10% Interest Voucher, capped at 300 USDT, valid for 14 days and combinable with Prime discounts for additional savings.

HTX emphasizes that this campaign reflects its user-first commitment, aiming to boost capital efficiency and empower traders with greater flexibility. The exchange, founded in 2013, continues to innovate financial solutions to support users across various market conditions.

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