#CryptoFees101 #CryptoFees101: Understanding Fees in the Crypto World

The label #CryptoFees101 introduces you to the important, yet often overlooked, topic of fees in the crypto ecosystem. Every time you make a transaction —whether buying, selling, sending, or exchanging cryptocurrencies— there is a fee that can directly affect your profitability, especially if you trade frequently or with low amounts.

In centralized exchanges (CEX), the most common fees are maker fees (for creating an order on the book) and taker fees (for taking an existing order). These fees are usually a small percentage of the traded amount and can be reduced if you use the native token of the exchange or if you have a high monthly volume.

In the case of decentralized exchanges (DEX), gas fees are added, which are fees for executing transactions on the blockchain (like Ethereum). These can vary greatly depending on network congestion.

#CryptoFees101 teaches you to compare platforms, choose more economical networks, and adjust your trading habits to minimize hidden costs. Understanding fees is not just a technical detail: it is a competitive advantage.