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🔶 Co-founder of Binance Changpeng Zhao (CZ) stated on platform X;

🌀 If you are affected during the downturn, please reduce your positions to a manageable level.

🌀 Mental stability outweighs all market fluctuations.

"Price drops are part of the free market; if you feel pressured, you should scale down your investments."
🤔 What do you think! Do you agree with him or not? Share your perspective and strategy in the comments.

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While I was sitting in the cafe, the waiter brought the bill: The bill is 50 pounds ☕💵.
With confidence, I said to him: “Just a moment… I will send you the account on the blockchain! ⚡

Cryptocurrencies are gaining increasing momentum in Saudi Arabia, with forecasts suggesting that the number of users could reach millions by 2025. However, trading fees can negatively impact profits, making the search for exchanges with low costs a priority for beginners and seasoned investors alike.

With the rapid growth of the cryptocurrency market in the UAE, choosing the right trading platform is vital. Here is a list of the top three exchanges that offer the lowest fees, making it easier for traders to get the most out of their investments.

1. Binance platform:

Binance continues to dominate the global and regional cryptocurrency market, thanks to its exceptionally competitive fees. Spot trading fees for both coin makers and investors are 0.1%, but drop to 0.075% when using BNB (Binance Coin). For futures contracts, fees are 0.02% for contract makers and 0.05% for takers.

Bybit’s cold wallet for ETH relies on a multisig system, where more than one person must approve a transaction before it can be executed, making it typically very secure. However, hackers have been able to trick signers into approving a malicious modification to the wallet’s smart contract, using techniques such as UI spoofing or transaction masking.