'Esports' or electronic sports is not a cryptocurrency, but refers to the competitive gaming industry, such as video game tournaments (like League of Legends, Dota 2, CS:GO... etc.), where players compete for cash prizes.
But since you asked about 'esports commission', you might be referring to one of the following matters:
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✅ 1. If you mean a cryptocurrency named Esports:
There isn't a well-known or globally recognized currency named 'Esports' alone, but there are some small projects or tokens related to the world of esports.
The most famous related projects include:
Verasity (VRA): A cryptocurrency used for game streaming and rewarding viewers.
Chiliz (CHZ): Used for fan engagement with sports teams, some of which include Esports teams.
Enjin Coin (ENJ): Supported for the NFT gaming industry, with some of its projects entering the competitive gaming world.
If you are referring to a specific currency named 'Esports', please tell me its full name or symbol (like: ESPT or another token) and I will give you a detailed analysis of it.
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✅ 2. If you mean the commission when trading cryptocurrencies related to esports:
Every trading platform (like Binance, OKX, KuCoin) usually charges a trading commission between:
0.1% to 0.2% on every buy or sell transaction.
There is a withdrawal fee that varies depending on the currency and platform.
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✅ 3. If you mean the commissions in Esports tournaments or entry fees:
Some platforms like Faceit, Toornament, or Game.tv offer paid or free Esports competitions.
Some tournaments may require a subscription fee (commission or entry fee), while others are fully funded.