#CryptoFees101 Did you know that sometimes the shipping fee is higher than the amount you want to transfer?
This is a common mistake for those starting in the crypto world.
Let's understand how fees work and how to pay less 👇
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🧾 Most common crypto fees:
1️⃣ Network Fee (Gas Fee)
It is the cost paid for your transaction to be validated on the blockchain.
🔹 Example: Ethereum charges in GWEI (fractions of ETH)
2️⃣ Trading Fee
Every time you buy or sell crypto, the exchange charges a percentage.
🔹 On average: 0.1% per transaction (may vary)
3️⃣ Withdraw Fee
To withdraw funds from the exchange to your wallet, there may be a fixed fee.
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⚖️ Quick comparison of network fees (2025)
Blockchain Estimated Fee Note
Ethereum (ETH) $5–$30 High, depends on congestion
BNB Smart Chain $0.05 Fast and cheap
Polygon (MATIC) <$0.01 Ideal for NFTs and games
Solana (SOL) <$0.001 Almost zero, super fast
TRON (TRC20 USDT) $1 Low and stable
Arbitrum (L2 ETH) $0.10–$0.50 Great cheap DeFi option
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🛡️ Tips to avoid high fees:
✅ Prefer networks with low congestion (e.g., Solana, Polygon)
✅ Use Layer 2 if operating in the Ethereum ecosystem
✅ Avoid peak hours (high activity = higher fees)
✅ Always confirm the correct network before sending tokens
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⚠️ Common alert:
🔴 Sending tokens through the wrong network can make you lose everything.
Check the network in the wallet and the exchange BEFORE confirming!
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Have you ever paid a lot in fees due to network errors or hurry?
Comment here your experience and share to help more people 👇
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