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Today someone asked me, with only 1000u, less than 10,000 yuan, whether it's necessary to care about the handling fee when trading contracts. After hearing this, I was a bit surprised. This is definitely a newcomer to the field. I just took his 1000u as an example and roughly calculated the handling fees required for trading contracts in a month.
Assuming 1000u, with an average of 20 times leverage, and an average of two trades a day. Here, the handling fee is averaged at 0.04%, which means handling 20,000u, the handling fee for opening a position is 8u, and when you close it, you definitely incur another 8u. So, for each open and close, that's 16u. With an average of two trades a day, that's 32u. Over a month, 32 * 30 amounts to 960u, and this is just for 20 times leverage with two trades a day. By the end of the month, the handling fee could equal your principal. If your account is neither losing nor gaining that month, if you have handling fees, you must be in profit. Even if you incur a slight loss, with the handling fee rebate, you still might be in profit.
So do you understand how much you are losing by not having a rebate? Everyone can check their handling fee expenses; I will send the method below, just follow the steps to check.
If you haven't opened a rebate, you must definitely get one. #BTC #ETH #加密市场反弹