$USDC Spot Trading: Usually 0.1%-0.2% (e.g., Binance 0.1%, Huobi 0.2%), discounts available when using platform tokens (e.g., BNB).

Contract Trading: Perpetual contract rates are relatively low (e.g., Binance 0.05%), quarterly contracts are slightly higher.

Withdrawal Fees: Most platforms charge a fixed amount.

Key Factors Affecting Fees

Trading Volume and Capital Scale

Futures and stock markets can negotiate lower rates with large funds or high trading volumes (e.g., futures companies reduce additional charges for large clients).

Cryptocurrency exchanges provide tiered discounts for high-volume users (e.g., Binance VIP users have fees as low as 0.045%).

Trading Strategies

Day Trading: Futures day trading closing fees are relatively high, requiring a balance between costs and returns.

Frequent Trading: Stock commissions are charged per transaction, and small high-frequency trades can lead to excessive cost proportions.

Platform Selection

Futures company ratings (A grade and above are more reliable), stock brokerage commission policies, and liquidity of cryptocurrency exchanges are all key considerations.