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CryptoFees101 – What You’re Really Paying For

Whether you’re trading, swapping, or transferring crypto, fees are everywhere — and understanding them can save you money.

🔁 Trading Fees: Centralized exchanges like Binance charge maker and taker fees. Makers add liquidity (limit orders), takers remove it (market orders). Tip: use limit orders when possible to pay less.

💸 Gas Fees: On blockchains like Ethereum, gas fees are paid to miners/validators to process transactions. They spike during network congestion. Try using Layer 2s (like Arbitrum or Base) for cheaper alternatives.

🌉 Bridge Fees: Moving assets between chains? Expect bridge fees plus network gas — double-check before hitting “confirm.”

📤 Withdrawal Fees: Some exchanges charge fixed withdrawal fees. Consolidate transfers to save.

⚠️ Hidden Fees: Watch out for slippage in DeFi swaps — the price you see isn’t always what you get.

Knowing your fees = keeping more profits. Don’t let small percentages eat your gains.

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