#CryptoFees101

Crypto transactions often come with fees, and understanding them helps you trade smarter. Network fees, also called gas fees, are paid to blockchain miners or validators—higher when networks are busy. Exchange fees vary by platform and may include trading fees, deposit/withdrawal fees, and spread costs. Centralized exchanges often charge a percentage per trade, while decentralized ones may add smart contract fees. Some wallets also charge for sending crypto. Always review fee structures before trading to avoid surprises and protect your profits. Lower fees mean more gains in the long run.

#SmartCrypto