Yes, fees are deducted when you buy or sell a coin on most cryptocurrency exchanges. Here's how it works:

1. Buy Order (Buying a Coin):

You pay a trading fee (usually a percentage of the transaction amount).

Example: If you buy $100 worth of Bitcoin and the fee is 0.1%, you pay $0.10 as a fee.

2. Sell Order (Selling a Coin):

Same: a trading fee is deducted from the amount you receive after selling.

Example: You sell $100 of Bitcoin with a 0.1% fee — you get $99.90.

Fee Types:

Maker Fee: If you place a limit order that adds liquidity.

Taker Fee: If you place a market order that removes liquidity (usually slightly higher).

Always check your exchange’s fee structure for exact rates.

Yes, **fees are deducted** when you **buy or sell a coin** on most cryptocurrency exchanges. Here's how it works:

### 1. **Buy Order (Buying a Coin):**

* You pay a **trading fee** (usually a percentage of the transaction amount).

* Example: If you buy \$100 worth of Bitcoin and the fee is 0.1%, you pay \$0.10 as a fee.

### 2. **Sell Order (Selling a Coin):**

* Same: a **trading fee** is deducted from the amount you receive after selling.

* Example: You sell \$100 of Bitcoin with a 0.1% fee — you get \$99.90.

### Fee Types:

* **Maker Fee:** If you place a limit order that adds liquidity.

* **Taker Fee:** If you place a market order that removes liquidity (usually slightly higher).

**Always check your exchange’s fee structure** for exact rates.