Crypto transactions often come with hidden or confusing fees. Whether you're trading, sending, or staking cryptocurrencies, it's important to understand these costs. Common fees include network fees (paid to miners or validators), exchange fees (charged by platforms like Binance or Coinbase), and gas fees (especially on Ethereum). Fees can vary based on network congestion and transaction size. Some platforms offer lower fees for higher volume traders or native token holders. Always check the fee breakdown before confirming a transaction. Learning how fees work helps you save money and trade smarter in the world of crypto. #CryptoFees101#CryptoBasics
