#CryptoFees101 #CryptoFees101 breaks down the costs of trading and transferring crypto. Trading fees are charged by exchanges for buying or selling assets—usually a small percentage per trade. Maker fees apply when you add liquidity (place limit orders), while taker fees apply when you remove it (market orders). Network fees, or gas fees, go to blockchain miners or validators for processing transactions—these vary based on network congestion (especially on Ethereum). Withdrawal fees may apply when moving assets off an exchange. Choosing low-fee platforms and timing transactions wisely can help reduce costs. Understanding fees is key to maximizing your crypto profits.