#CryptoFees101 Every trade you make on a crypto exchange comes with fees—and they can add up fast. Most platforms charge maker and taker fees. A maker adds liquidity (placing limit orders), while a taker removes it (using market orders). Taker fees are usually higher. Also, watch out for withdrawal fees when moving crypto off exchanges. Some blockchains (like Ethereum) have high gas fees during congestion. Pro tip: holding a platform token (like BNB on Binance) can give fee discounts.
Always check the fee structure before trading. Minimizing fees = maximizing profits.
