#CryptoFees101 Have you ever wondered why you sometimes pay more in fees than in crypto? Welcome to CryptoFees 101, where I explain it straightforward.

Every time you make a transaction, whether buying, selling, or moving crypto, you pay a "fee." These can come from three parties:

1. The network (like Ethereum or Bitcoin), which charges for using its blocks.

2. The exchange (like Binance or Coinbase), which takes its cut.

3. The swap (when you change one token for another), which also gets involved.

Some networks are cheaper (like Solana), while others are more expensive (hello, congested Ethereum). Tip: always check the fees before confirming. A quick click can cost you dearly.