#CryptoFees101 Every crypto transaction comes with a fee—know what you’re paying for. Network fees (like gas on Ethereum) go to miners or validators, not exchanges. They fluctuate based on traffic. Exchange fees vary—some charge per trade, others for withdrawals. Always check the fee schedule before trading. Layer 2 solutions and alternative networks often offer cheaper fees. Using limit orders instead of market orders can reduce costs. Beware of hidden fees in spreads. Sending funds? Triple-check the blockchain—you might pay more than you think. Don’t let fees eat your gains. Smart moves = lower costs. Understand fees. Trade wisely.