#CryptoFees101 Crypto isn’t free to use—every trade, transfer, or swap usually comes with a fee. Knowing what you’re paying (and why) can save you money.

Exchanges charge trading fees. Some charge a flat rate, others have maker/taker models. It adds up over time.

Network fees (or gas fees) are paid to the blockchain, not the exchange. They vary depending on how busy the network is. Ethereum gas can spike fast.

Bridging, swapping, withdrawing—they all come with costs. Always double-check before clicking “confirm.”

Fees aren’t bad—but hidden fees are. Know what you’re paying for.